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ubiquitous

/juˈbɪkwɪtəs/adjective4 syllables

Ubiquitous means: being present everywhere at once.

Synonyms for ubiquitous5

adjective, as in being present everywhere at once

omnipresent, present

also used for ubiquitous

ever-present, common, pervasive

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What does ubiquitous mean?1

adjective

1

being present everywhere at once

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

Ubiquitous in a sentence

  • Would panpsychism mean life is ubiquitous even on barren desert planets?nonong
  • Help wanted signs are ubiquitous in storefronts across the city.Hybrid
  • Retroflex consonants, while rare cross-linguistically, are ubiquitous among the Dravidian languages.Babelball
  • In Animism, there is credence in ubiquitous spirit entities pervading the totality of Nature.nonong
  • Although cod is more ubiquitous in restaurants, hake is my favorite white fish because it's slightly more tender.bekindtoall
  • The fridge was covered in the kid's artwork, an entire gallery of crayons, kraft paper and ubiquitous glitter.DylanTonic
  • Sparrows are ubiquitous in the Netherlands.sundown
  • Do you see beauty in the Bauhaus-style or modern buildings ubiquitous in Earth's cities?nonong

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