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Meanings of every thing in English
Metaphysics term designating all that exists.
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Usage of every thing in English
1
I feel every thing entirely, all in all and all in etc.
2
I do consider, ma'am; and have considered every thing in the world.
3
Tell us all about it; how the bride looked, and every thing.
4
No more does Progress in one thing imply Progress in every thing.
5
BEFORE the age of recorded music, the five performance was every thing.
6
I think every thing has passed off uncommonly well, I assure you.
7
They took every thing in the way of valuables that I had.
8
Want of money in the Navy puts every thing out of order.
9
The old servant went before and had every thing in good order.
10
The public mind saw but one issue; every thing else was irrelevant.
11
Here every thing proceeded according to the natural course of human events.
12
Evidence of exhaustion was seen in every thing connected with the island.
13
He restricted himself in every thing to the strictest bounds of necessity.
14
We must have margin, or be uncomfortable in every thing in life.
15
Affectionately-no ,youhate that word; perhaps every thing is implied in plain.
16
He has succeeded in making money, but failed in every thing else.