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Meanings of everywhere in English

Portuguese
em toda parte

To or in any or all places; (`everyplace' is used informally for `everywhere')

em toda parte
Usage of everywhere in English
1
As John Harris and others note, social democracy is in crisis everywhere.
The Guardian
2
Of course, that's true everywhere, including any law firm you might join.
Anthill: a novel
3
Ordinary punters everywhere continue to turn their attention to stock market trading.
The Irish Times
4
There were arrows everywhere, indicating 'To Bialystok', 'To Baranovichi', 'To Volokovysk', etc.
A writer at war: vasily grossman with the red army
5
Free speech is declared to be free speech, everywhere, at all times.
The Tyranny Of Words
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He's not sure, however, that the new results reflect teaching hospitals everywhere.
Reuters
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NimbleTV's TV everywhere service launches today in the New York metropolitan area.
Wired
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That said, I doubt there's any one procedure that would work everywhere.
The Guardian
9
One idea had remained fairly constant, however, and he heard it everywhere.
The illuminatus! trilogy
10
Today there are no exceptions; the Liberals are out of power everywhere.
The Irish Times
11
Well; so God was everywhere forgotten-inthe fields and in the mill.
The History of David Grieve
12
Set Your Kids Free For Some Free Range Learning Learning is everywhere.
Wired
13
Korea today makes many excellent and world-class products that are welcome everywhere.
BBC
14
Democracy is born free but everywhere in chains, as Rousseau nearly said.
The Irish Times
15
I see him everywhere in the house,'' she told the Nine Network.
News.com.au
16
Ambition, though, is key to success everywhere, albeit in slightly different forms.
BBC
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