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every day
phrase A1each day; on a daily basis
↗Every Day Is a School Day
proverbEach passing day provides an opportunity to acquire fresh wisdom, insights, or learn from life experiences.
↗Every Dog Has His Day
proverbEveryone, even the most neglected or struggling individual or business, will eventually have a period of triumph.; Everyone, no matter how humble or unsuccessful currently, will eventually enjoy a moment of luck, glory, or success.
↗Every Dog Has Its Day
proverbA variation affirming that every individual or entity will eventually experience good fortune or triumph.
↗Every Dog Must Have His Day
proverbAn emphatic proverb emphasizing that it is an inescapable rule of nature that everyone gets their period of success.
↗Every Dog Must Have Its Day
proverbAn emphatic variant expressing the certainty that each entity or person will inevitably enjoy their time of prosperity.
↗Every Jack Has His Jill
proverbThere is a well-matched partner or harmonious companion suited for every individual in the world.
↗Every Law Has a Loophole
proverbEvery set of rules, legislation, or corporate restrictions contains some ambiguity or flaw that allows people to bypass it.
↗Every Law Has Its Loophole
proverbThere is always an ambiguity or escape clause in every rule that allows people to evade it
↗Every Little Bit Helps
proverbEven the smallest contribution, effort, or resource makes a meaningful difference
↗Every Little Helps
proverbSmall amounts or minor efforts accumulate to produce a significant combined effect
↗Every Man Has a Price
proverbEveryone can be bribed, swayed, or persuaded if the reward or offer is high enough
↗Every Man Has His Price
proverbNo one is entirely incorruptible if an enticing enough inducement is presented
↗Every Man Is the Architect of His Own Fortune
proverbEach individual is responsible for their own success, failure, and life achievements through their personal actions
↗Every Miller Draws Water to His Own Mill
proverbEveryone naturally acts in a way that serves their own private interest or personal advantage
↗Every Now and Then
phraseOccasionally; happening from time to time rather than continuously; Occasionally; from time to time rather than regularly.
↗Every Rose Has a Thorn
proverbEven the most pleasant, beautiful, or rewarding experiences have some hidden flaw, drawback, or unpleasant aspect
↗Every Rose Has Its Thorn
proverbEvery pleasant situation, blessing, or attractive thing has some hidden inconvenience or drawback.
↗Every Rule Has an Exception
proverbNo guideline or standard is universal; there are always particular circumstances where it does not apply.
↗Every Shut Eye Isn't Asleep
proverbA person who seems passive, resting, or unobservant may actually be fully alert and aware of everything.
↗Every Silver Lining Has a Cloud
proverbEven seemingly favorable, joyful, or advantageous occurrences carry some latent worry or snag.
↗Every Stick Has Two Ends
proverbThere are always two viewpoints, outcomes, or opposing sides to every dispute or life situation.
↗everybody
word A1every person in a group all people; everyone
↗everyday
word A1ordinary and used or happening in daily life common or ordinary; occurring daily
↗everyone
word A1every person in a group every person; all people
↗everything
word A1all things; every thing in a group or situation all things; the whole lot
↗Everything but the Kitchen Sink
idiomAlmost everything imaginable, often including unnecessary items.
↗Everything Happens for a Reason
proverbAll experiences, setbacks, or life changes occur because of a meaningful purpose or destiny.
↗Everything Is Fair in Love and War
proverbIn intense rivalries or deep passions, conventional rules of fairness are often suspended or ignored.
↗Everything Old Is New Again
proverbPast styles, retro designs, and traditional domestic customs inevitably cycle back into popularity.
↗everywhere
word A1in, at, or to every place in all places; wherever you go in or to all places
↗evidence
word A2facts, signs, or objects that show something is true the available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true facts or information that show whether something is true or not; the available facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid; the available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true facts or information that show whether something is true or not
↗evident
word B1clearly seen or understood; obvious
↗evil
word B2very bad, cruel, or morally wrong; something wicked Profoundly immoral and wicked.
↗Evil Be to Him Who Evil Thinks
proverbDisgrace or misfortune will befall anyone who harbors malicious thoughts or wrongfully attributes evil motives to others.
↗evolution
word B2a slow process of change and development over time the gradual development of something, especially from a simple to a more complex form
↗evolutionary
word B2Relating to or denoting the gradual development and adaptation of organisms over generations.
↗evolve
word B2to develop or change gradually over time to develop gradually, especially into a more complex or advanced state
↗exacerbate
word C1to make a problem, bad situation, or negative feeling worse or more severe
↗exact
word B1completely correct, accurate, and precise in every detail
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