every minute
Definition
› describes the whole period that something lasted: "Did you like the concert?" "Yes, I enjoyed every minute of it."Both, all, each and every
(Definition of every minute from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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every determiner (GREATEST)
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every determiner (REPEATED)
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every dog has its day idiom
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every inch idiom
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every inch of sth/somewhere idiom
- every minute idiom
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every nook and corner idiom
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every nook and cranny idiom
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every picture tells a story idiom
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every trick in the book idiom
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(every) now and then/again idiom
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Synonyms and related words:
- a determiner (ONE)
- all adverb
- all determiner, predeterminer, pronoun
- all- prefix
- any determiner, pronoun (NOT IMPORTANT WHICH)
- apiece adverb
- both predeterminer, determiner, pronoun
- each pronoun, determiner
- either determiner
- every determiner (ALL)
- every determiner (REPEATED)
- pan- prefix
- per preposition
- pop noun (OCCASION/OBJECT)
- strength noun (NUMBER)
- the determiner (EACH)
- throw noun (EACH)
- to preposition (FOR EACH)
- whole noun
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