pervasive (Meaning)

Wordnet

pervasive (s)

spreading or spread throughout

Webster

Tending to pervade, or having power to spread throughout; of a pervading quality.

The pervasive aroma of lavender filled the room, enveloping it in a calming embrace.
The pervasive influence of technology permeated every aspect of modern life, shaping our interactions and habits.
The pervasive darkness of night swallowed up the landscape, obscuring all visibility.
The pervasive sense of unease hung heavy in the air, casting a shadow over the festivities.
The pervasive use of social media had created a constant stream of information, both useful and overwhelming.
The pervasive presence of poverty in the city was a constant reminder of the inequities that plagued society.
The pervasive belief in the supernatural instilled a sense of awe and mystery in the local culture.
The pervasive humidity of summer made the air thick and oppressive, weighing down upon the residents.
The pervasive influence of celebrity culture had created an unhealthy obsession with appearance and fame.
The pervasive nature of the pandemic affected every aspect of life, disrupting routines and causing widespread uncertainty.

spreading or spread throughoutTending to pervade, or having power to spread throughout; of a pervading quality.

prevailing, prevalent,widespread, familiar, general, usual, pandemic, dominant, unanimous, received

individual, special, unknown, distinctive, special, individual, rare, peculiar, peculiar, unknown

The pervasive aroma of lavender filled the room, enveloping it in a calming embrace.

The pervasive influence of technology permeated every aspect of modern life, shaping our interactions and habits.

The pervasive darkness of night swallowed up the landscape, obscuring all visibility.

The pervasive sense of unease hung heavy in the air, casting a shadow over the festivities.