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    eve·ry·where
    [ˈevrēˌwer]
    adverb
    everywhere (adverb)
    1. in or to all places:
      "I've looked everywhere" · "everywhere she went she was feted"
      • in many places; common or widely distributed:
        "sandwich bars are everywhere"
    noun
    everywhere (noun)
    1. all places or directions:
      "everywhere was in darkness"
    Origin
    Middle English: formerly also as two words.
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