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91each and every — {adj. phr.} Every. Used for emphasis. * /The captain wants each and every man to be here at eight o clock./ * /The teacher must learn the name of each and every pupil./ Syn.: EVERY SINGLE …
92Each Dawn I Die — Infobox Film | name = Each Dawn I Die image size = director = William Keighley producer = David Lewis Hal B. Wallis Jack L. Warner writer = Warren Duff Jerome Odlum (novel) Norman Reilly Raine Charles Perry (uncredited) starring = James Cagney… …
93each and every — This is a redundant (wordy) phrase; when used, it requires a singular verb: Each and every one of you has his own reasons. Preferably, use each or every, not both …
94each\ and\ every — adj. phr. Every. Used for emphasis. The captain wants each and every man to be here at eight o clock. The teacher must learn the name of each and every pupil. Syn.: every single …
95each way — UK / US adverb British if you bet each way, you win money if the person or animal you choose comes first, second, or third in a race Derived word: each way adjective …
96each other — /itʃ ˈʌðə/ (say eech udhuh) noun each the other (used to describe a reciprocal relation or action between two or more people, objects, etc.): they hit each other …
97each other / one another — Use each other when only two objects are involved: The twins love each other. Use one another in referring to more than two objects: The triplets all love one another …
98each other / one another — Use each other when only two objects are involved: The twins love each other. Use one another in referring to more than two objects: The triplets all love one another …
99each / every — These are singular distributive pronouns; use them with a singular verb. Each refers to a single individual in a group: Each of us voted differently. Every refers to all the members of a group inclusively: Every one of us voted the same …
100each / every — These are singular distributive pronouns; use them with a singular verb. Each refers to a single individual in a group: Each of us voted differently. Every refers to all the members of a group inclusively: Every one of us voted the same …
