Definition of omnipresence
:the quality or state of being omnipresent :ubiquity
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His omnipresence in the media has not helped him to relaunch himself on a sporting level.
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As production of plastic has risen, however, so has concern about its omnipresence in landfills and in marine systems.
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Despite the omnipresence of technology, our deepest roots are firmly embedded in nature.
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Continuing his quest for media omnipresence, Ebony magazine cover star Chance the Rapper (under the headline Chance For President) is now part of a new Twitter new ad campaign, #SeeEverySide.
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The pleasant tune is pretty indicative of Harvest, though, which despite its omnipresence, is maybe the eighth-best Young album of its decade.
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English became the dominant language, especially in the home — a shift that became even more pronounced as television and technology reinforced its omnipresence.
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But what stood out for me most vividly in Uncle Stanley’s memories was the omnipresence and the warmth of his memories of his many aunts, uncles, and cousins, who seemed to take up as much room in his little memoir as his siblings and parents.
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My father’s omnipresence makes me hesitant to call, not to mention visit.
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First Known Use of omnipresence
1601
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