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ubiquity

[yoo-bik-wi-tee] / yuˈbɪk wɪ ti /


NOUN
omnipresence
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Through informed essays, it also traces how the field was transformed once again over the last half of the 20th century, going from critical neglect to cultural ubiquity.

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The scene she depicts even imitates her real life: Kahlo actually kept a smaller, papier-mâché skeleton atop her own canopy bed in Mexico City as a reassuring symbol of death’s ubiquity.

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Such ubiquity means that for decades the BBC has served as the interior decorator arranging Britons’ mental furniture.

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Mostly the serif aficionados are put off by the ubiquity of their favorite retro font.

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Instead, it’s the ubiquity of the assassinations that astonishes the reader.

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