The phrase "each and every one" is commonly used to refer to every single person or thing in a group. The pronunciation of this phrase can be represented with IPA phonetic transcription as /iːtʃ ənd ˈɛvri wʌn/. The spelling of each word in this phrase follows standard English rules, with "each" containing a long "e" sound and the "ch" sound represented by "ch". "Every" is spelled with a short "e" sound and "very" is pronounced with a schwa sound. "One" is spelled as it sounds, with a long "o" sound and a silent "e".
Each and every one is a phrase used to emphasize the inclusivity and universality of a group or set of individuals. It expresses the idea that every single person or thing within that group is being referred to or considered individually and without exception.
The term "each" emphasizes the individuality of every item in a group, highlighting that every single one is being counted or taken into account. It signifies a focus on the individual entities within the larger whole. "Every" further reinforces this notion by indicating that there are no exceptions; all members of the group are being referred to.
When combined, "each and every one" conveys the idea that not only are all individuals or objects within a particular group being considered, but also that their individual significance and characteristics are acknowledged. It highlights the importance of treating each member respectfully and recognizing their unique qualities.
This phrase can be used in various contexts, such as addressing a group of people, referring to items in a collection or inventory, or discussing individual actions or characteristics. It is often employed to stress the comprehensive nature of a statement, emphasizing that no one or nothing is excluded.