Looking for synonyms for each? We’ve got you covered!
Here’s a list of other ways to say each.
- Every
- Each one
- Every single
- Each and every
- Any
- All
- Each individual
- Per
- Respective
- Apiece
- One by one
- Individually
- Separately
- Singularly
- Distinctly
Want to learn how to say each professionally? Keep reading for examples and use cases.
1. Every
When to Use: To refer to all members of a group individually.
Example: “Every employee must complete the annual training module.”
2. Each One
When to Use: Emphasizing individual members within a group.
Example: “Each one of our team members brings a unique skill set to the project.”
3. Every Single
When to Use: To emphasize the inclusion of all individual items or people without exception.
Example: “Every single part of the process has been carefully designed for efficiency.”
4. Each and Every
When to Use: For strong emphasis on individual attention or consideration.
Example: “We value each and every client’s feedback to improve our services.”
5. Any
When to Use: Referring to all members of a group without specifying which ones.
Example: “Any member of the team can answer your questions about the project.”
6. All
When to Use: To refer to the entire number or quantity of people or things in a group.
Example: “All participants must register for the conference by next Friday.”
7. Each Individual
When to Use: To emphasize on the individuality of members in a group.
Example: “Each individual’s performance will be reviewed in the annual assessment.”
8. Per
When to Use: To indicate for each one, often used in statistical or reporting contexts.
Example: “The report shows our sales figures per region.”
9. Respective
When to Use: To refer to separately relating to each of two or more people or things.
Example: “The teams returned to their respective offices after the meeting.”
10. Apiece
When to Use: Referring to each member of a group receiving or contributing something equally.
Example: “The cost of the team lunch will be $15 apiece.”
11. One by One
When to Use: To indicate taking or dealing with each person or thing separately in sequence.
Example: “The manager interviewed the candidates one by one.”
12. Individually
When to Use: To emphasize on an individual basis, separately.
Example: “The components are individually tested for quality assurance.”
13. Separately
When to Use: To indicate that something is done to each person or thing one at a time, not together.
Example: “Each department will separately present their quarterly reports.”
14. Singularly
When to Use: To emphasize that something is done to each person or thing alone.
Example: “Singularly, each artist in the collective brings a unique perspective.”
15. Distinctly
When to Use: To point out that each person or thing is different or separate.
Example: “Distinctly, each branch of our company serves a different customer base.”
