all and sundry
Pronoun
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Pronoun
- (collectively) All; everyone.
- 1581, Alexander Henderson & Archibald Johnston, National Covenant of the Church of Scotland
- And decerns and declares all and sundry, who either gainsay the word of the evangel [...] to be no members of the said kirk within this realm, and true religion presently professed, so long as they keep themselves so divided from the society of Christ's body.
- 1919, W. Somerset Maugham, The Moon and Sixpence, chapter 49
- From morning till night you saw her sitting on a low chair in the kitchen, surrounded by a Chinese cook and two or three native girls, giving her orders, chatting sociably with all and sundry, and tasting the savoury messes she devised.
- 1581, Alexander Henderson & Archibald Johnston, National Covenant of the Church of Scotland
- (separately) Each one.
- one and all
- French: tout le monde
- German: jedermann, alle
- Russian: все и ка́ждый
- Spanish: propios y extraños
- French: tous
- Russian: все и ка́ждый в отде́льности
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