5) Ubiquitous. Something that is ubiquitous is something that is simultaneously present everywhere. This can include items that are typical, universal in nature, or a fad.
What is Ubiquitous ?
The word ubiquitous is derived from the noun ubiquity, which means "presence everywhere or in numerous locations at once." Both phrases ultimately come from the Latin word ubique, which means "everywhere."
A more common and well-liked word than ubiquity is ubiquitous, which is sometimes used with a hint of hyperbole to describe those things that appear like you can't spend a day without running into them.
The word omnipresent may not be completely common, but if you keep your eyes and ears open, you're likely to run into it quite a bit.
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