Definition of ubiquity
: presence everywhere or in many places especially simultaneously : omnipresence
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The sudden ubiquity of the term in American politics — at least among left-wing elites — owes itself to two new developments.
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His first entries note the high cost of pot and groceries, and the ubiquity of electrical tape in stores.
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But its ubiquity combined with its relative inexpensiveness has allowed the product to survive mostly unscathed.
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With that ubiquity has come an evolution in our audiences, which are more sophisticated and demanding than ever.
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Bars and clubs in major entertainment districts like Power & Light and Westport still won’t play hip-hop music, despite the genre’s near ubiquity in millennial nightlife culture.
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Its sonic and lyrical palate colored in a vision of an impending dystopian near future, with its protagonists seething and recoiling from the oppressive ubiquity of technology.
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Ubiquity is a digital video and technology company that does some work in virtual reality.
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Between the success of HBO’s Big Little Lies and her ubiquity at the Cannes Film Festival, Nicole Kidman has been on a roll.
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