each

The word “each” has 1 syllable: each

It's pronounced as /iːtʃ/


What is synonym and antonym for each?

In the thesaurus, “each” has 44 synonyms and 6 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for each along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for each

  • a pop
  • a shot
  • a throw
  • all
  • any
  • apart
  • apiece
  • aside
  • by the
  • discretely
  • each and every
  • each and every one
  • each other
  • either
  • every
  • every last one
  • every one
  • exclusive
  • independently
  • individual
  • individually
  • one
  • one and all
  • one another
  • one by one
  • particular
  • per
  • per capita
  • per head
  • per person
  • per unit
  • personal
  • piece by piece
  • proportionately
  • respective
  • respectively
  • separate
  • separately
  • several
  • single
  • singly
  • specific
  • various
  • without exception

Antonyms for each

  • aggregately
  • altogether
  • collectively
  • neither
  • none
  • together

Meanings of each

  • noun
    1. (operations) An individual item: the least quantitative unit in a grouping.
  • adverb
    1. For one; apiece; per.
  • pronoun
    1. Every one; every thing.

Example Sentences

  • They received each a personalized thank-you note for their contributions.
  • The team members shared their insights, contributing each valuable perspectives.
  • The students were asked to complete each assignment by the end of the week.
  • The chef carefully plated the dishes, ensuring that each looked visually stunning.
  • The teacher provided feedback on each student's presentation during the class.

On this page you'll find 50 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to each, such as: a pop, a shot, a throw, aggregately, all, altogether, any.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

A1

  • 24-carat
  • A-OK
  • OK
  • acceptable
  • ace
  • adequate
  • all right
  • awesome
  • bang-up
  • banner
  • beautiful
  • best
  • better
  • blue-chip
  • blue-ribbon
  • boffo
  • bonnie
  • bonny
  • boss
  • brag
  • brave
  • bully
  • bumper
  • capital
  • choice
  • choicest
  • classic
  • classical
  • cool
  • corking
  • crackerjack
  • cracking
  • dandy
  • decent
  • divine
  • dope
  • down
  • dynamite
  • excellent
  • exceptional
  • fab
  • fabulous
  • famous
  • fancy
  • fantabulous
  • fantastic
  • fine
  • first-class
  • first-rate
  • first-string
  • five-star
  • flawless
  • four-star
  • frontline
  • gangbuster
  • gangbusters
  • gilt-edge
  • gilt-edged
  • gone
  • good
  • grand
  • great
  • greatest
  • groovy
  • heavenly
  • high-class
  • high-grade
  • high-test
  • highest
  • hot
  • hype
  • ideal
  • immense
  • jim-dandy
  • keen
  • lovely
  • marvellous
  • marvelous
  • matchless
  • maximum
  • mean
  • most advantageous
  • most favorable
  • neat
  • nifty
  • noble
  • number one
  • numero uno
  • okay
  • optimal
  • out of this world
  • out-of-sight
  • par excellence
  • passable
  • peachy
  • peachy keen
  • peak
  • peerless
  • perfect
  • phat
  • premium
  • prime
  • primo
  • prize
  • prizewinning
  • quality
  • radical
  • righteous
  • satisfactory
  • select
  • sensational
  • slick
  • solid-gold
  • special
  • splendid
  • standard
  • stellar
  • sterling
  • superb
  • superfine
  • superior
  • superlative
  • supernal
  • swell
  • terrific
  • tip-top
  • tolerable
  • too much
  • top
  • top-notch
  • top-of-the-line
  • top-shelf
  • topflight
  • topping
  • traditional
  • unsurpassed
  • wizard
  • wonderful
  • world-class

abbess

  • Holy Joe
  • Holy Mother
  • Reverend Mother
  • abbot
  • anchoress
  • anchorite
  • ancress
  • archbishop
  • archpriest
  • bishop
  • canoness
  • cardinal
  • chaplain
  • churchman
  • clergyman
  • clergyperson
  • clergywoman
  • cleric
  • clerical
  • clerk
  • cloistress
  • confessor
  • conventual
  • curate
  • deacon
  • deaconess
  • dean
  • dignitary
  • diocesan
  • divine
  • dominie
  • ecclesiarch
  • ecclesiastic
  • evangelist
  • father
  • friar
  • hierarch
  • high priest
  • high priestess
  • lady superior
  • mendicant
  • minister
  • missionary
  • missioner
  • missionizer
  • monastic
  • monk
  • monsignor
  • mother superior
  • novice
  • nun
  • oblate
  • padre
  • parson
  • pastor
  • pope
  • postulant
  • preacher
  • prelate
  • presbyter
  • priestess
  • prioress
  • rector
  • religious
  • religious woman
  • reverend
  • reverend mother
  • revivalist
  • shepherd
  • sister
  • sky pilot
  • superior
  • superioress
  • vestal
  • vicar
  • votary

abbesses

  • Holy Joes
  • Reverend Mother
  • abbots
  • anchoresses
  • ancresses
  • archbishops
  • archpriests
  • bishops
  • chaplains
  • churchmen
  • clergymen
  • clergypersons
  • clergywomen
  • clericals
  • clerics
  • clerks
  • cloistresses
  • confessors
  • conventuals
  • curates
  • deaconesses
  • deacons
  • deans
  • diocesans
  • divines
  • dominies
  • ecclesiastics
  • evangelists
  • fathers
  • friars
  • high priestesses
  • high priests
  • mendicants
  • ministers
  • missionaries
  • missioners
  • missionizers
  • monastics
  • monks
  • monsignori
  • monsignors
  • mother superior
  • novices
  • nuns
  • oblates
  • padres
  • parsons
  • pastors
  • popes
  • preachers
  • prelates
  • presbyters
  • priestesses
  • prioresses
  • rectors
  • religious
  • reverends
  • revivalists
  • shepherds
  • sisters
  • sky pilots
  • vicars
  • votaries

abbot

  • Holy Joe
  • abbot-general
  • archabbot
  • archbishop
  • archpriest
  • bishop
  • chaplain
  • churchman
  • clergyman
  • clergyperson
  • clergywoman
  • cleric
  • clerical
  • clerk
  • confessor
  • curate
  • deacon
  • deaconess
  • dean
  • diocesan
  • divine
  • dominie
  • ecclesiastic
  • evangelist
  • father
  • friar
  • high priest
  • high priestess
  • mendicant
  • minister
  • missionary
  • missioner
  • missionizer
  • monastic
  • monk
  • monsignor
  • oblate
  • padre
  • parson
  • pastor
  • pope
  • preacher
  • prelate
  • presbyter
  • priest
  • priestess
  • rector
  • religious
  • reverend
  • revivalist
  • shepherd
  • sky pilot
  • vicar

abbots

  • Holy Joes
  • archbishops
  • archpriests
  • bishops
  • chaplains
  • churchmen
  • clergymen
  • clergypersons
  • clergywomen
  • clericals
  • clerics
  • clerks
  • confessors
  • curates
  • deaconesses
  • deacons
  • deans
  • diocesans
  • divines
  • dominies
  • ecclesiastics
  • evangelists
  • fathers
  • friars
  • high priestesses
  • high priests
  • mendicants
  • ministers
  • missionaries
  • missioners
  • missionizers
  • monastics
  • monks
  • monsignori
  • monsignors
  • oblates
  • padres
  • parsons
  • pastors
  • popes
  • preachers
  • prelates
  • presbyters
  • priestesses
  • priests
  • rectors
  • religious
  • reverends
  • revivalists
  • shepherds
  • sky pilots
  • vicars

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