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ubiquitous
adjective
Present or appearing almost everywhere.
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The logo was ubiquitous throughout the festival grounds.
Triangular braces became ubiquitous throughout the model as teams added them at almost every building corner.
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ubiquitynoun
The condition of being present or encountered almost everywhere.
The ubiquity of cameras changed how the performance was recorded.
Another contributor's photograph appeared on nearly every event flyer, giving it a local ubiquity that made it instantly familiar.
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