each and every
Without any exceptions
Each and every is an emphatic phrase meaning all without exception, stressing that something applies to every single member of a group individually.
The doubling reinforces completeness: Each and every student received a certificate.
The phrase is common in formal declarations and emotional appeals but can feel redundant in casual speech.
- allThe complete quantity
- without exceptionTrue for all cases
- no exceptionsUniversal application, none spared
- individualOne separate human being
- entiretyThe whole of something
universal · complete · the whole lot · exhaustive · itemized · distinct · emphasis · whole · redundancy · comprehensive · altogether · amplification · separate · collective · unanimous · total · blanket · sweeping
- completenesscomplete, completely, entire, totally, total
- quantifiersall, any, both, some, many
- Redundanciestautology, pleonasm, redundancy, redundant phrase, added bonus
each and everynone
Not a single one
not any · no · not a single · some · a few
each and everyapproximately
Close but not exact
roughly · more or less · about · one or two · whatever
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