every

/ˈɛv.(ə.)ɹi/
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ADJ.

charged, clear, former, little, small

Every little detail mattered when we were planning the wedding.

VERB + EVERY

affects, feed, make, playing, rising, scrutinizes, watches

Rising inflation affects every household in the country, forcing families to reconsider their budgets.

EVERY + NOUN

aspect, country, day, effort, evening, friday, man, man's

She checks her email every morning and every evening without fail.

PREP.

in, in

In every job I've ever had, I learned something valuable about myself.

ADV.

almost

She almost every day brings her lunch to work instead of buying it.

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