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adjective

ubiquitous

present, appearing, or found everywhere simultaneously

In a sentence

Six example sentences with ubiquitous, each labelled with its topic.

  • Screens are so ubiquitous now that the average commuter passes forty of them between the front door and the office.

    Technology

  • Microplastic fragments are ubiquitous, turning up in mountain snow, in deep ocean mud, and in rainwater far from any city.

    Environment

  • That four-chord progression became ubiquitous in the nineties, carrying half the songs on every radio station in the country.

    Music

  • Garlic is ubiquitous in the region's cooking, appearing in the soup, the bread, and the sauce on the fish.

    Cooking

  • Glass towers became ubiquitous downtown in the 2000s, and now every skyline from Denver to Dubai looks alike.

    Architecture

  • The three-point shot is ubiquitous now, taken by centers who twenty years ago never left the paint.

    Basketball

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