ubiquitousness

IPA: jubˈɪkwɪtʌsnʌs

Examples of "ubiquitousness" in Sentences

I think that its ubiquitousness makes story easy to dismiss at times.
He was also impressed by the ubiquitousness of donkeys and cinder block houses, which were referred to as "palaces."
I think that also pertains to social sentimentality about mothers and families and the ubiquitousness of “forgiving.”
Typos are far from uncommon, especially with the growing ubiquitousness of independent publishers and self-published e-books.
But its name makes it feel like an emblem of the ubiquitousness of modern weeds, which have so comprehensively penetrated our world.
The Commandments and the Our Father Prayer in the Bible confirm the ubiquitousness of sin and suggest that daily, everyone commits adultery or lust in their heart, and that everyone has idols before God, etc.