ubiquitous
What does ubiquitous mean?
Found everywhere, all the time.
Ubiquitous, six ways
How to pronounce ubiquitous
yoo-BIK-wih-tus/juːˈbɪkwɪtəs/
Ubiquitous in a sentence
- Coffee shops are ubiquitous in this city.
- Phones are ubiquitous at concerts now.
- Plastic is ubiquitous in the oceans.
Synonyms for ubiquitous
- everywherePlainer.
- pervasiveSpread through everything, often unwelcome.
- omnipresentPresent everywhere at once.
Where ubiquitous comes from
Latin. Ubique, everywhere. Theologians used it first, in the 1500s, about God being present in all places.
Good to know
From Latin ubique, everywhere. Common in tech and business writing, where everywhere often works better.

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