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Meanings of everybody in English

Every person.

Usage of everybody in English
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In this particular case, what everybody said was likely to be true.
American empire: blood and iron
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Today with social media, everybody who can press 'send' is a critic.
Reuters
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We talk about the right thing - everybody says the right thing.
Reuters
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A great day for him, a great day for everybody, he said.
The Guardian
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The weather was normally pretty good and everybody was in good form.
The Irish Times
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Aid workers said protecting the world's most vulnerable was in everybody's interest.
Reuters
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Now CO2, I understand everybody in New York City uses public transport.
The new yorker
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Dr van Diemen yesterday said not everybody is taking the matter seriously.
News.com.au
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Remember, everybody in your market is facing the same problems as you.
The Irish Times
10
I try to motivate everybody, let them know that anything is possible.
Reuters
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People in the provinces do dream; in Paris everybody is wide awake.
The Parisians — Volume 02
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Sir Toby said everybody in the country should have access to water.
Radio NZ
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By law everybody in the State must be included in the census.
The Irish Times
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It was far from brilliant, but almost everybody wanted it to work.
The Irish Times
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So I think after we explain the situation in Tuvalu everybody knew.
Radio NZ
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I think we are really appealing for everybody to refrain from violence.
The South African
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Everybody across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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Australia
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