Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: everyone – exactly
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everyone, n. [see every, adj. and one, n.]
Each individual; all persons.
everything, n. [see every, adj. and thing, n.] (webplay: common, like).
All entities; all creatures; the whole of nature.
everywhere, adv. [see every, adj. and where, conj.] (webplay: addition, place).
All places.
everywhere, n. [see every, adj. and where, conj.]
Limitless place; omnipresence; eternity; [fig.] vast sea; large ocean; infinite body of water.
evidence, n. [L. < ē, out + vident-em, to see.]
- Proof; verification.
- Witness; testimony.
evil, adj. [OE yfel.] (webplay: happiness, unhappy).
Wicked; iniquity; immoral; base; vile; harmful; corrupt; malignant; wretched; unwholesome; sinful.
evoke (-s, -d), v. [Fr. < L. < ē, out + vocāre, to call.]
Call forth.
exact (-ing), v. [L. ex, out + agēre, to drive.]
Demand; require; compel; command; obligate; call for.
exacting, adj. [see exact, v.]
Rigorous; strict; clean; precise; demanding; compelling.
exactly, adv. [see exact, v.]
Precisely; quite.