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Meanings of ubiquity in English

Portuguese
omnipresença
Catalan
omnipresència

The state of being everywhere at once (or seeming to be everywhere at once)

omnipresença
Usage of ubiquity in English
1
That shows what has happened with the increasing ubiquity of market ideas.
The Guardian
2
For all its ubiquity in Amsterdam, Bugaboo was unknown outside of Europe.
The Guardian
3
Scooters are facing a problem in their rapid ascent to transport ubiquity.
Radio NZ
4
And the ubiquity of US culture often leaves more local heroes sidelined.
The Guardian
5
Despite its ubiquity, this phenomenon has so far not been satisfactorily explained.
Pubmed
6
Despite its ubiquity, the psychological and neurophysiological nature of pain remains controversial.
Pubmed
7
Without that ubiquity, Square Wallet was never able to rise above novelty.
Wired
8
It goes to show the ubiquity of the ID numbers, he said.
Wired
9
Robert made a laughing remark on the tyranny and ubiquity of babies.
Robert Elsmere
10
The ubiquity of DPAs has led to increased scrutiny around their usage.
The Guardian
11
Iém focused on creating a ubiquity about the medium that is television-like.
Wired
12
The ubiquity of scalar timing extends over behavioral, lesion, and pharmacological manipulations.
Pubmed
13
Because of their ubiquity, the cell phone carriers get the most heat.
The Guardian
14
A challenge to actually resolving the problem, though, is its ubiquity.
Wired
15
Despite their ubiquity in society, no real structure exists to regulate algorithms' use.
Wired
16
But critics of the approach fear the drawbacks of Chrome's power and ubiquity.
Wired
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Translations for ubiquity
Ubiquity through the time
Ubiquity across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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