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Ubiquity

Definition

(formal) The state or quality of being present, appearing, or found everywhere at the same time; omnipresence. Often used to describe the widespread presence of a particular phenomenon, technology, or idea in modern society.

Example Sentences

1The ubiquity of smartphones has transformed the way people communicate, access information, and navigate their surroundings.
2Critics argue that the ubiquity of social media has contributed to the erosion of civil discourse and the proliferation of misinformation.
3The concept of ubiquity is central to many philosophical and theological traditions, which explore the nature of God's presence in the world.
4The ubiquity of English as a global language has raised important questions about linguistic diversity, cultural homogenization, and the politics of language teaching.
5In his influential book 'The Ubiquity of the Finite', the philosopher explored the tension between the infinite and the finite in human experience.

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