Idiom of the Day

💥all and sundry

✍🏾Meaning:
everyone
one and all
all the people, collectively and individually
everybody without discrimination
people in general

❗️Example Sentences:

🔺I don’t want all and sundry to come to know about our differences.
🔺Only those participating in the event have to come tomorrow. All and sundry need not come.
🔺Making this news public would mean that all and sundry would know that our company is not doing well.
🔺All and sundry from that town attended the event as the local sportsman was felicitated for his achievements.
🔺She told all and sundry about their poor financial state and why she could do nothing about it.
🔺After the minister made some inappropriate comments, he received a lot of criticism from all and sundry and had to apologize.
🔺The movie star had a big wedding and all and sundry from the film industry were invited.
🔺Drinks and refreshments were served to all and sundry while they waited for the main event to start.
🔺I do not think all and sundry should be knowing about this new development. We should keep it to ourselves.

🗨Origin
The phrase originated around the late 1400s.
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