Everyone vs. Every Body: Grammar, Meaning, and Usage

Everyone (one word) = indefinite pronoun meaning "all people in a group." Takes singular verb.

• Everyone is invited.
• Everyone has their own opinion.

Every body (two words) = determiner + noun emphasizing individual physical bodies.

• Every body in the morgue was examined.
• Every body part has a function.
• Every body on the dance floor was moving.

Key Distinction

Everyone = collective people (abstract). Every body = each physical corpus (concrete). The space changes meaning entirely.