ubiquitous (Meaning)
ubiquitous (s)
being present everywhere at once
ubiquitous (a.)
Existing or being everywhere, or in all places, at the same time; omnipresent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ubiquitous
ubiquitous Sentence Examples
- The internet has become ubiquitous, connecting people and devices worldwide.
- Plastic waste has become ubiquitous in our environment, posing a significant threat to wildlife.
- The demand for renewable energy is ubiquitous due to concerns about climate change.
- Smartphone usage is ubiquitous in modern society, transforming the way we communicate and access information.
- Stress is ubiquitous in the fast-paced world we live in, affecting both physical and mental health.
- Social media platforms have become ubiquitous, giving voice to individuals and fostering social connections.
- The ubiquitous presence of surveillance cameras raises concerns about privacy and civil liberties.
- The ubiquity of fast food has contributed to the rise of obesity and related health issues.
- The ubiquitous availability of technology has both positive and negative consequences for society.
- The ubiquity of consumerism has led to environmental degradation and a culture of disposability.
FAQs About the word ubiquitous
being present everywhere at onceExisting or being everywhere, or in all places, at the same time; omnipresent.
commonplace, common, usual, ordinary, frequent, familiar, household, prevalent, quotidian, popular
unfamiliar, infrequent,unusual, infrequent, uncommon, extraordinary, seldom, seldom, rare, unusual
The internet has become ubiquitous, connecting people and devices worldwide.
Plastic waste has become ubiquitous in our environment, posing a significant threat to wildlife.
The demand for renewable energy is ubiquitous due to concerns about climate change.
Smartphone usage is ubiquitous in modern society, transforming the way we communicate and access information.
