everywhen

[ev-ree-hwen, -wen]

adverb

1. all the time; always.

Word History and Origins

Origin of everywhen¹

First recorded in 1655–65; every + when

Example Sentences

Everywhen co-founder Mathew Gilbuena said their monthslong efforts to obtain a permit were fruitless because the Bureau of Land Management favored the Burning Man Project, an arts festival held in the Black Rock Desert since 1990 that has drawn about 80,000 attendees in recent years, The Reno Gazette-Journal reported Thursday.

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Bureau of Land Management spokesperson Heather O’Hanlon said Everywhen is entitled to apply again.

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And, in 2016, Harvard Art Museums mounted “Everywhen,” a terrific overview of aboriginal art.

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In Newton's universe, time was steady everywhere and everywhen.

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In Newton's universe, time was steady everywhere and everywhen; it never sped up or slowed down.

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When To Use

What does everywhen mean?

Everywhen is an unusual way to say “always” or “all the time.”Everywhen is very rarely used. It most commonly appears as part of a phrase like everywhere and everywhen. It is typically used as an adverb, meaning it is used to describe how or when an action is being done.Example: These values can be applied not just here and now but everywhere and everywhen.