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We are all familiar with the company's ubiquitous advertisements.ubiquitous = found everywhere all the time
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Cycling is ubiquitous in the Netherlands.ubiquitous = seen everywhere all the time
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Foodborne parasites and pathogens made diarrhea almost ubiquitous. (source)ubiquitous = present everywhere all the time
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It happened all at once: We exited the highway and there were the row houses of my imagination leaning precariously toward canals, ubiquitous bicycles, and coffeeshops advertising LARGE SMOKING ROOM. (source)ubiquitous = being present everywhere
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So ubiquitous they're practically invisible. (source)ubiquitous = present all the time
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Massoud's handsome, thoughtful face ... would become ubiquitous in Kabul. (source)ubiquitous = seen everywhere
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Nap time was eternal in the Eternal City--the ubiquitous public dozing a perfected extension of the afternoon siestas born of ancient Spain. (source)ubiquitous = seeming to be everywhere all the time
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A physically immature basketball player in an American city can probably play as many hours of basketball in a given year as a relatively older child because there are so many basketball courts and so many people willing to play. It's not like ice hockey, where you need a rink. Basketball is saved by its accessibility and ubiquity. (source)ubiquity = being present everywhere
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In conversation with some State Department people on the boat,—Europeanized Americans who had reached a position where they could scarcely have been said to belong to any nation at all, at least not to any great power though perhaps to a Balkan-like state composed of similar citizens—the name of the ubiquitously renowned Baby Warren had occurred and it was remarked that Baby's younger sister had thrown herself away on a dissipated doctor.† (source)
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The 'will to power and independence' has become so ubiquitous that it is now considered normal. (source)ubiquitous = to notice or understand something that is not obvious
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He tries to smoothe it again, clumsily, his hand awkward as a claw, smoothing at the wrinkles which he made and which continue to emerge beneath his hand with perverse ubiquity, so that at last he desists, his hand falling to his side and stroking itself again, palm and back, on his thigh. (source)ubiquity = being everywhere all the time
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In India, for example, brothels are technically illegal—but, as we said earlier, they are ubiquitous; the same is true in Cambodia. (source)ubiquitous = common (seemingly present everywhere)
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And because of the ubiquity of computer systems, it would make those stereotypes even stronger.† (source)
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She sensed an immediate difference in the air about his face … but it was only the spice, the ubiquitous spice whose odor permeated everything in Fremen life. (source)ubiquitous = being present everywhere all the time
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He was a sort of almost irritating ubiquity; no halt was possible with him.† (source)
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"What could Dona Fefita do to protect me even if I were in danger?" I had a brief, ludicrous picture of the old, rather heavy woman banging a SIM calie over the head with her ubiquitous black purse. (source)ubiquitous = being present all the time (that is, she seems to carry the purse with her everywhere)
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