all and sundry
Each and every
All and sundry means everyone, without exception—both collectively and individually.
The phrase emphasizes completeness: not just all as a group, but each and every one.
She told all and sundry about her promotion.
The expression is slightly formal or old-fashioned, often carrying a hint of disapproval when someone shares information too freely.
- everybodyAll persons collectively
- allThe complete quantity
- any and allThe entire range
- one and allEvery person included
- high and lowIn all places
the whole lot · without exception · crowd · masses · rank and file · universal · each · generality · cross-section · totality · entirety · all-inclusive · people · anyone · all-encompassing · far and wide · public · multitude