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ubiquity
noun as in omnipresence
Strongest match
Strong matches
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noun as in omnipresence
Example Sentences
In the whirling madness that began when the smartphone achieved ubiquity around 2012, a great many parents did not know what to do.
Even in the glory years there were signs that Bobs shouldn’t take their ubiquity for granted.
That sheer ubiquity makes it impossible to treat wells or ponds as simple "risk factors" - they are the backbone of life in the state.
That, in addition to years of consistent hard work, goes far in explaining his recent ubiquity.
And yet, for all that ubiquity, it rarely gets credit for holding so much together.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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