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.

单词	ubiquity
释义	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.
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