determiner
every
EV-ree/ˈevri/
Each member of a set, without exception.
Every muffin in the pan has a bright red cherry.
Etymology
“Ever each” strengthened “each” with an emphatic “ever.” The expression treats a group one member at a time while insisting that none is left out.
In context
that data is out there, in the open, for the community to see, that's a very different picture. That just unlocks a competitive spirit which is inherent in each and every one of us.
More examples
- Every student receives a copy of the schedule.
- She checks every window before leaving the house.
- The bus stops here every fifteen minutes.
Forms
everyone pronoun — Every person in a particular group.