Pronunciation

/ˈbɪni/

Definitions

• Noun: A pronoun used to refer to one or more people, typically those unknown or unspecified, as a group. Can also be used to indicate that someone is included in a general statement. For example: “Anybody can participate in this event.”
• Adjective: Used to describe a person or people who could fit into a particular category or situation, without specifying who exactly. For example: “The instructions are suitable for anybody with basic knowledge.”

Phrases

• “Anybody who wants to join” indicates open invitation.
• “Anybody but me” implies exclusion.
• “Anybody can be a hero” emphasizes the possibility for anyone to display bravery.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Anybody interested in volunteering should sign up now.”
• Adjective: “The book is written for anybody trying to learn a new skill.”
• Adverb: “She’s looking for somebody, but anybody will do.”

Synonyms

• Anyone
• Everybody
• Some
• Folks
• Individuals

Antonyms

• Nobody
• No one
• Specific person(s) (when excluding a particular individual)