each and every

The phrase “each and every” has 4 syllables: each and eve-ry

It's pronounced as /iːtʃ ənd ˈɛvri/


What is synonym and antonym for each and every?

In the thesaurus, “each and every” has 25 synonyms and 4 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for each and every

  • a bit
  • a little
  • all
  • any
  • bar none
  • barring no one
  • complete
  • each
  • either
  • entire
  • every
  • every bit of
  • every single
  • in general
  • part of
  • particular
  • respective
  • several
  • specific
  • sum
  • total
  • totality
  • various
  • whatever
  • whole

Antonyms for each and every

  • incompletely
  • neither
  • none
  • zero

Example Sentences

  • She meticulously reviewed each and every document to ensure accuracy.
  • The teacher provided personalized feedback on each and every student's assignment.
  • The team members contributed their ideas to improve each and every aspect of the project.
  • The chef carefully selected fresh ingredients for each and every dish on the menu.
  • The organization values the well-being of each and every employee.

On this page you'll find 29 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to each and every, such as: a bit, a little, all, any, bar none, barring no one, complete.

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

Related Words

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

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