ubiquitous
Americanadjective
adjective
Related Words
See omnipresent.
Other Word Forms
- nonubiquitary adjective
- nonubiquitous adjective
- nonubiquitously adverb
- nonubiquitousness noun
- ubiquitously adverb
- ubiquitousness noun
- ubiquity noun
- unubiquitous adjective
- unubiquitously adverb
- unubiquitousness noun
Etymology
Origin of ubiquitous
First recorded in 1830–40; ubiquit(y) + -ous
Example Sentences
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People still out exercising or running errands shared video of intercepts and damage in the city’s ubiquitous chat groups.
Brink’s is also known for securely transporting cash, as well as stocking it into ATMs through their ubiquitous Brink’s trucks.
Even West never suspected that her work would contribute to a world-changing technology so ubiquitous that many people would be literally lost without it.
Driverless cabs are on the verge of becoming ubiquitous, having been trained by artificial intelligence to handle almost any situation on the road and, more importantly, to beat human drivers in terms of safety.
From Barron's
But he shed the glasses after laser eye surgery and adopted a less earnest demeanour that saw him impress in his ubiquitous media appearances during the election campaign.
From Barron's
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