every one
The whole lot
Every one, written as two words, emphasizes each individual member of a group: Every one of the candidates was qualified.
It differs from the single word "everyone," which means all people generally.
The two-word form typically precedes "of": Every one of them showed up.
Use every one when you could substitute "each one."
Every one individually
- allThe complete quantity
- anyUnspecified quantity
- apieceFor each separately
- separatelyIn distinct portions
individually · respectively · without exception · across the board · universally · comprehensively · inclusively · collectively
One in number
sole · only · unique · particular · specific · distinct · absolutely · positively
each
Every one individually
separately · individually · respectively · without exception · across the board · universally · comprehensively · inclusively · collectively · unanimously
single
One in number
lone · sole · only · unique · particular · specific · distinct · absolutely · positively · literally