Definition of ubiquity
: presence everywhere or in many places especially simultaneously : omnipresence
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Amid peppery dialogue and solid production values, the movie acknowledges show-business absurdities (green-screen emoting, the seeming ubiquity of people hawking their own scripts) with rueful affection.
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Specialized devices just can’t compete with computers’ power and ubiquity.
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That’s a geologic eyeblink, and one that excites scientists pondering the origins of life and its ubiquity in the cosmos.
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The shows are integral to creating the ubiquity necessary for fans to be completely immersed in the music.
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Several times a year, Merriam-Webster lexicographers review the words in the spreadsheet for updates to the dictionary, and monitor usage, ubiquity, and other signs that the new words have staying power.
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The first half of that statement might seem bizarre (best burger, sure, but best octopus?) if not for the ubiquity of the cephalopod on menus everywhere from Denver to Charleston.
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And, importantly, while the study covers the period in which online media grew from infancy to near-ubiquity, the data capture only the first few years of the algorithmic personalization trend that Pariser described.
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The ubiquity of the brand, along with the endless discounting and promotions at many stores where it is sold, have in recent years severely damaged the Ralph Lauren name.
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