Everywhere
Everywhere adverb - In every place or in all places.
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Lot of and everywhere are semantically related In some cases you can use "Lot of" instead an adjective "Everywhere".
Lot of
Everywhere and lot of are semantically related in plenty topic. Sometimes you can use "Everywhere" instead an adjective phrase "Lot of".
Both terms in one sentence
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The American Alligator however is everywhere with a lot of water, which in Florida tends to be just about everywhere.
Source: Useful Notes / Florida -
They put up a lot of various Steam Punk-esque machinery everywhere instead, the purpose of which is still not known but seems to be linked to the overarching plot.
Source: Anti-Magical Faction -
Played straight everywhere else, but "everywhere else" is a lot of small hamlets and the townspeople will still freak out if you actually draw a weapon.
Source: Guns in Church
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