each and every

English

Etymology

Thoroughness by shifting in perspective from considering a group individually and collectively, respectively.

Determiner

each and every

  1. Each without exception; used for emphasis.
    Synonyms: any and every, any and all, every last, every single; see also Thesaurus:quantifier
    Do not leave without checking each and every door to make sure it is locked.
    Each and every one of the employees attended, and everyone had a good time.

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