Synonyms for ubiquitous
yuˈbɪk wɪ təsubiq·ui·tous

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1. ubiquitousadjective

   Synonyms:
   ever-present, omnipresent

2. ubiquitousadjective

   Being everywhere at once: omnipresent.

   To Jews, Muslims and Christians, God is ubiquitous.

   Synonyms:
   omnipresent, ever-present

3. ubiquitousadjective

   Seeming to appear everywhere at the same time.

   Synonyms:
   ever-present, omnipresent

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1. omnipresent, ubiquitousadjective

   being present everywhere at once

   Synonyms:
   omnipresent

   Antonyms:
   absent

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1. ubiquitousadjective

   Synonyms:
   omnipresent, ubiquitary, universally present

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1. ubiquitousadjective

   Synonyms:
   omnipresent

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1. List of paraphrases for "ubiquitous":

   omnipresent, pervasive, ever-present, widespread, rampant, all-pervasive

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1. Michael Gross:

   The undergraduate degree has become so ubiquitous, so it may just be that graduate school is the new college.

2. Monica Schwarz-Friesel:

   Anti-Semitism is ubiquitous in online communication, it has increased and intensified and provides links to photos, texts, songs, and films.

3. Luca Zaia:

   If we cannot find 'patient zero' then it means the virus is even more ubiquitous than we thought.

4. Van Roy:

   The discovery informs about the origins and early evolution of arthropods, the most ubiquitous, species-rich, morphologically diverse and successful animal group on Earth.

5. Joshua Grubbs:

   Middle-aged and younger adults have complained about how disrespectful younger generations were, how risque they were, how immoral they were, how lazy they were, or how unwise they were – this is sort of the natural order of things, however, the millennial generation is the first real generation to face that criticism in the digital age, where hot takes and instant opinions are ubiquitous.