Definition of ubiquity in English:
ubiquity
noun juːˈbɪkwɪtijuˈbɪkwədi
The fact of appearing everywhere or of being very common.
the ubiquity of mobile phones means you don't really need a watch
the growing ubiquity of advertising
Example sentencesExamples
- The title symbolically equips the with explosive power and a procreative, insectlike ubiquity.
- Photography's variety and self-effacing ubiquity have also made it an elusive historical entity, defying traditional interpretative or narrative structures.
- Her ubiquity here almost makes her whole schtick believable.
- The ubiquity of Shakespeare in popular culture hardly needs demonstration.
- Despite his ubiquity, Levine's musical personality remains, for some of us at least, just as mysterious as his private nature.
Rhymes
antiquity, iniquity, obliquity
Definition of ubiquity in US English:
ubiquity
nounjuˈbɪkwədiyo͞oˈbikwədē
The fact of appearing everywhere or of being very common.
the ubiquity of mobile phones means you don't really need a watch
the growing ubiquity of advertising
Example sentencesExamples
- The ubiquity of Shakespeare in popular culture hardly needs demonstration.
- Despite his ubiquity, Levine's musical personality remains, for some of us at least, just as mysterious as his private nature.
- The title symbolically equips the with explosive power and a procreative, insectlike ubiquity.
- Her ubiquity here almost makes her whole schtick believable.
- Photography's variety and self-effacing ubiquity have also made it an elusive historical entity, defying traditional interpretative or narrative structures.