Every

Definition of every:

part of speech: adjective

Each one of a number.

part of speech: adjective

Each one of a number: all taken separately: formerly sometimes used alone in sense of every one. " Every of this happy number."- Shak.

Usage examples for every:

• I believe every word of it's true; I know it, I feel it! "The Martian", George Du Maurier.

• She is new to me every day. "A Splendid Hazard", Harold MacGrath.

• And I believe every Brantish word of it. "The Egyptian Cat Mystery", Harold Leland Goodwin.

• Now then, Polly and Joel, tell me all about it, every word. "The Adventures of Joel Pepper", Margaret Sidney.