everybody
Pronunciation: [ˈɛvriˌbɒdi]
Word
Context: "social interactions"
(pronoun) everybody means all the people in a group. It's used when you want to talk about a lot of people together, not just one or two. Imagine inviting all your friends or talking about everyone in your class.
Example
Everybody in the class passed the test.
Example
Not everybody enjoyed the movie; some found it boring.
Example
Is everybody coming to the party tonight?
Context: "general inclusion"
(pronoun) everybody can also refer to any person in general. It’s like saying ‘everyone’ or ‘each person’. You might use it when you want to make a point that applies to all people.
Example
Everybody deserves to be treated with respect.
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Not everybody can swim; some people are afraid of the water.
Example
Does everybody need to bring their own lunch?
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