Adjective:

எல்லா இடத்திலும் இருக்கிற,

ubiquitous's Usage Examples:

The rave scene had become ubiquitous as a result of the increasing popularity of Ecstacy, and the creation of the Hacienda club in Manchester.

It includes a discussion of previous research into rock art in Northumberland since the 1820s, including the ubiquitous eccentric antiquarians and clergymen.

imparted a self-reliant enthusiasm to his countrymen, formed them into an army, and organized them as a political community; his mountaineer infantry, though limited in numbers, proved desperately courageous; his cavalry was daring and ubiquitous.

Email has become so ubiquitous that most people who are hiring anticipate that interviewees will follow-up via online communication.

pillbox hat - which he hates wearing!The best known and most readily identified type of anti-invasion defense structure is the ubiquitous pillbox.

acacia trees are ubiquitous on Taiwan's lower hills.

threonine protein kinases that is ubiquitously expressed in eukaryotic organisms.

Cynthia was already at the kitchen table, amid sweet smelling scents of the morning fare of fresh cranberry scones, the ubiquitous notebook and a scattering of paper spread before her.

Beginning with a slew of catchy T-shirts, the pair moved on to design the ubiquitous Juicy velour tracksuits that swept through the fashion world leaving practically no celebrities unconverted.

They are ubiquitous environmental contaminants of considerable persistence.

Among these are two monkeys of the genera Macacus and Cercopithecus, a stag (Cervus hippelaphus), a small hare, a shrewmouse, and the ubiquitous rat.

But the ubiquitous Victoria sponge has been nudged aside by more creative patisserie.

Computers are becoming increasingly ubiquitous.

Synonyms:

omnipresent, present,

Antonyms:

absent, disinherit, absence,