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ubicuo

ubiquitous

adjective oo-BEE-kwoh Rare
Descriptions & Qualities Quality

Origin: From Latin ubique (everywhere).

Also means

omnipresent

Usage Note

Ubicuo is a formal or literary adjective, rarely found in everyday conversation where omnipresente or a paraphrase is preferred. It is used in academic, journalistic, and theological writing. The feminine form is ubicua; the noun derived from it is ubicuidad. In theology it refers to the divine attribute of being everywhere at once.

Examples

"Los teléfonos inteligentes se han vuelto ubicuos."

Natural Translation

Smartphones have become ubiquitous.

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