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ubiquity
[ yoo-bik-wi-tee ]
noun
- the state or capacity of being everywhere, especially at the same time; omnipresence:
the ubiquity of magical beliefs.
- (initial capital letter) Theology. the omnipresence of God or Christ.
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Example Sentences
For all the ubiquity of HeLa cells in scientific research, it’s remarkable that it took until 2010 for anyone to tell their origin story.
The olive bar, for all its ubiquity, often goes unnoticed.
Beyond being mashed to create guacamole, avocados have become an American culinary staple because of their creamy texture and healthy fat and fiber content — exemplified by the ubiquity of avocado toast on Southland brunch menus.
“The ubiquity of these DEI requirements that the Biden administration engrafted on virtually everything,” Cruz added, “pulls a lot of good research money away from needed research to satisfy the political pet projects of Democrats.”
But this time, we cannot predict exactly when it will move from theory to reality, while the ubiquity of digital technology means fixing the problem is even more complicated.
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