As a pronoun everyone
is every person.
As a proper noun noone is
.
everyone
English
Usage notes
* This can be used loosely to mean "the majority of people," though linguistic purists will protest.
Antonyms
* no one
Synonyms
* everybody
* the world and his wife
Derived terms
* everyone and their brother
* everyone else
Related terms
* no one
* someone
* anyone
* everywhere
* everything
noone
English
Etymology 1
Usage notes
*Noone is formed in parallel to the formation of (nobody), (anyone), and (everyone), but it is often considered incorrect because of the doubled vowels creating a temptation to read and pronounce it as "noon" ().
*American users (COCA) prefer the spelling (no one) to either noone'' or ''no-one by more than 500 to 1.
*UK users (BNC) prefer (no-one) to noone'' 50 to 1 and ''no one'' to ''noone 12 to 1.
Etymology 2
