every
Without any exception
The adjective every is a very old marriage of two other function words—ever and each—but unlike ever, every is necessarily related to time.
The function of every is to convey that each member of a group of things shares some characteristic and in this respect it is similar to each.
Every also plays a role in a few idioms in which its meaning is not precise, such as every bit and every now and then.
Every one individually
full · comprehensive · exhaustive · thorough · inclusive · collective · aggregate · sum
Every one individually
- apieceFor each separately
- individuallyOne at a time
- respectivelyIn the order mentioned
- per capitaFor each individual
one by one · severally · singly · separately · piece by piece · one at a time · to each · for each
Per diem, repeated
- weeklyEvery seven days
- monthlyOccurring each lunar cycle
- yearlyOnce per annum
- annualOccurring every year
periodic · regular · repeated · cyclical · scheduled · timed · interval · rotation
Total, without qualification
- utmostHighest possible degree
- completeLacking nothing, fully done
- fullMaximum extent reached
- totalComplete sum
utter · sheer · thorough · definite · certain · assured · confident · convinced
each
Every one individually
total · full · comprehensive · exhaustive · thorough · inclusive · collective · aggregate · sum · altogether
each
Every one individually
- apieceFor each separately
- individuallyOne at a time
- respectivelyIn the order mentioned
per capita · one by one · severally · singly · separately · piece by piece · one at a time · to each · for each
daily
Per diem, repeated
annual · periodic · regular · repeated · cyclical · scheduled · timed · interval · rotation · recurring
absolute
Total, without qualification
total · utter · sheer · thorough · definite · certain · assured · confident · convinced · positive
commonplace
Unremarkable and frequent
normal · regular · standard · mundane · quotidian · workaday · daily life · run-of-the-mill · average · common
- every dayOn all occasions
- every timeOn all occasions
- everyone elseAll other people
- happily ever afterTraditional story's final promise
- every otherEach second one
- every nightEach successive evening
ever, never, however, forever, everyday, everyone, everywhere, everything, everybody