Definition of everyone
Meaning
The word everyone refers to all people considered together or to all members of a specific group without exception.
Usage
- You use everyone when speaking about an entire group collectively.
Example: “Everyone agreed with the final decision.” - It can also mean all people in general.
Example: “Everyone should have the right to education.”
“You use everyone to refer to all the people in a particular group or all people in general.” — Collins Dictionary
Notes
Everyone is a singular indefinite pronoun grammatically, so it takes a singular verb form:
Correct: Everyone is ready.
Incorrect: Everyone are ready.
Author’s summary: The word everyone means all people taken together or every person in a group and is grammatically singular in English.
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