What does “everybody” mean?
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pronounevery person; all people
Everybody in my class likes the new teacher.
Everybody at a glance
- Part of speech
- pronoun
- CEFR level
- A1 (beginner)
- Pronunciation
- /ˈɛvriˌbɑdi/ · EV-ree-bah-dee
How to use “everybody” correctly
“Everybody” and “everyone” mean the same, and both take a singular verb: “Everybody is here.”
Synonyms, opposites and related words
Antonyms (opposite meaning)
- nobody
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