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Synonym for every [object]

The synonym every synonymous definition words:
means "quantity"
each, all, any, separate, particular, individual, specific
Further results for the word "every"

all [adjective]

means "amount"
every, each, any

apiece [object]

means "each"
every, individually, separately, singly

each [adjective]

means "quantity"
apiece, every, individually, separately, singly, every, all, any, separate, particular, individual

every day [adjective]

means "daily"
frequently, always, regularly, all the time


every so often [adjective]

means "occasionally"
once in a while, sometimes, frequently

everybody [noun]

means "everyone"
all

everyday [adjective]

means "common"
familiar, frequent, customary, well-known, usual, accustomed

everyone [object]

means "everybody"
all

everywhere [object]

means "about"
anyhow, anywise, on every side

about [object]

means "place"
everywhere, anyhow, anywise, on every side

abroad [object]

means "widely"
at large, everywhere

alternate [adjective]

means "in turn"
every other, sequential, consecutive, successive, reciprocal

common [adjective]

means "characteristic"
ordinary, average, normal, customary, everyday, domestic

conventional [adjective]

means "ordinary"
everyday, prosaic, commonplace, general, pedestrian, unoriginal

daily [object]

means "frequency"
every day, frequently, always, regularly, all the time

familiar [adjective]

means "common"
everyday, frequent, customary, well-known, usual, accustomed

mundane [adjective]

means "normal"
ordinary, everyday

ordinary [adjective]

means "customary"
accustomed, popular, everyday, common, traditional, frequent

second [adjective]

means "sequence"
next, another, secondary, every other, subsequent, subordinate

sequential [adjective]

means "in turn"
every other, alternate, consecutive, successive, reciprocal

successive [adjective]

means "in turn"
every other, sequential, consecutive, alternate, reciprocal


unembellished [adjective]

means "plain"
everyday, ordinary, unadorned, spartan, unassuming, austere

unimaginative [adjective]

means "uninspired"
barren, unremarkable, mediocre, common, everyday, bland

unoriginal [adjective]

means "ordinary"
everyday, prosaic, commonplace, general, pedestrian, conventional

unremarkable [adjective]

means "uninspired"
barren, unimaginative, mediocre, common, everyday, bland

vernacular [adjective]

means "native"
indigenous, informal, colloquial, everyday, natural, ordinary

widely [object]

means "abroad"
at large, everywhere

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