another word for ubiquitous
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ubiquitous ubiquitous. adj. 1. having or seeming to have the ability to be everywhere at once; omnipresent. [C14: from Latin ubīque everywhere, from ubī where]. (yuˈbɪk wɪ təs).
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- Synonyms-verbs. 1  feel. 2  harbor feeling. 3  catch the infection. 4  support. 5  aby. 6  prove. 7  brave. 8  warm. 9  mantle. 10  turn black in the face. 11  pant. 12  tremble. 13  shake. 14  look black. 15  receive an impression. 16  cherish feeling. 17  enter the spirit of. 18  sustain. 19  abide (be composed). 20  labor under. 21  stand. 22  flush. 23  turn color. 24  tingle. 25  throb. 26  quiver. 27  be agitated. 28  wince. 29  be impressed with.
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- 20 Words related to homogenized. 1  homogeneous. 2  homogenous. 3  homo. 4  gay. 5  milk. 6  choate. 7  difference. 8  frequency. 9  heterogeneous. 10  homogeneity. 11  homogenize. 12  homosexual. 13  mineral. 14  muh networks. 15  preference. 16  purebreed. 17  similar. 18  unalike. 19  unique. 20  vinyl.
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- 20 Words related to teetotaler. 1  teetotaller. 2  sober. 3  drunk. 4  drunkard. 5  wasted. 6  alcohol. 7  alcoholic. 8  beer. 9  hangover. 10  intoxicated. 11  snober. 12  teetotal. 13  abstention. 14  boozer. 15  boring. 16  drinking. 17  inebriated. 18  pulsating booze sponge. 19  wine. 20  wino.
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Another word for establish Another word for establish. To bring into existence formally: constitute, create, found, institute, organize, originate, set up, start. To place securely in a position or condition: ensconce, fix, install, seat, settle. To provide a basis for: base1, build, found, ground, predicate, rest1, root1, underpin.
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- Another word for retail. deal (in), handle, market, merchandise, merchant, peddle, sell, trade (in), vend. See transactions.
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- PPDB, the paraphrase database (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate these synonyms: List of paraphrases: omnipresent, ubiquitous, widespread, generalized, generalised, ever-present, invasive, rampant, prevalent, dominant, all-pervasive, prevailing, insidious, rife, incisive, endemic.
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- unwilling to spend. 1  hardfisted, 2  ungenerous, 3  cheap, 4  niggardly, 5  closefisted, 6  meanspirited, 7  close, 8  generousness, 9  mingy, 10  selfish, 11  tight, 12  scrimy, 13  beggarly, 14  miserly, 15  penny-pinching, 16  tightfisted, 17  cheeseparing, 18  chinchy, 19  uncharitable, 20  parsimonious, 21  chintzy, 22  penurious, 23  grudging, 24  generosity, 25  near, 26  skinny, 27  mean. 28  charitable, 29  generous, 30  stinginess, 31  unselfish.nwilling to spend. 1  hardfisted, 2  ungenerous, 3  cheap, 4  niggardly, 5  closefisted, 6  meanspirited, 7  close, 8  generousness, 9  mingy, 10  selfish, 11  tight, 12  scrimy, 13  beggarly, 14  miserly, 15  penny-pinching, 16  tightfisted, 17  cheeseparing, 18  chinchy, 19  uncharitable, 20  parsimonious, 21  chintzy, 22  penurious, 23  grudging, 24  generosity, 25  near, 26  skinny, 27  mean. 28  charitable, 29  generous, 30  stinginess, 31  unselfish.
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- “traverse”: synonyms and related words: 1  backpacking. 2  bum around (somewhere). 3  catch. 4  coach. 5  connect. 6  cover. 7  cruise. 8  destination. 9  gad about/around (somewhere). 10  gallivant. 11  have sth, will travel idiom. 12  override. 13  ply. 14  road. 15  roam. 16  tootle. 17  tourist class. 18  travel. 19  travelled. 20  well travelled.
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What does mean abs in body? Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Abs is short for abdomen muscles, or stomach muscles. They are strengthened through sit-ups. Abdominal muscles The abdominal muscles are located between the ribs and the pelvis on the front of the body.The four abdominal muscle groups combine to completely cover the internal organs.The abdominal muscles support the trunk, allow movement, and hold organs in place by regulating internal abdominal pressure.or example, the right external oblique contracts to turn the body to the left. Internal oblique muscles – these flank the rectus abdominus, and are located just inside the hip-bones. They operate in the opposite way to the external oblique muscles.
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- verb. make deceitful imitation. 1  Xerox. 2  act like. 3  affect. 4  ape. 5  assume. 6  bluff. 7  carbon. 8  cheat. 9  circulate bad money. 10  clone. 11  coin. 12  copy. 13  defraud. 14  delude. 15  ditto. 16  do. 17  do like. 18  dupe. 19  fabricate. 20  fake. 21  feign. 22  forge. 23  go like. 24  imitate. 25  impersonate. 26  knock off. 27  make like. 28  make money. 29  mimeo. 30  mimic. 31  mint. 32  phony. 33  phony up. 34  pretend. 35  put on. 36  sham. 37  simulate. 38  stat.
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- some | synonyms: any, many, numerous, plural, several, absolute, actual, adept, adroit, against, allotment, amazing, approximately, apt, artistic, assorted, atom, aught, authoritative, bit, bizarre, both, bravura, brilliant, categorical, certain, clean, clever, closely, coarsely, comparatively, composite, coordinated, couple, crack, crackerjack, crumb, cunning, decisive, definite, deft, degree, dependable, dexterous, different, differing, diplomatic, division, drop, during, essentially ...
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- adj. fictitious but well known. 1  allegorical. 2  apocryphal. 3  created. 4  customary. 5  doubtful. 6  dubious. 7  fabled. 8  fabricated. 9  fabulous. 10  fanciful. 11  figmental. 12  handed-down. 13  imaginary. 14  imaginative. 15  improbable. 16  invented. 17  mythical. 18  mythological. 19  related. 20  romantic. 21  storied. 22  told. 23  traditional. 24  unhistoric. 25  unhistorical. 26  unreal. 27  unverifiable.
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ubiquitous Examples of UBIQUITOUS. 1  The company's advertisements are ubiquitous. 2  ubiquitous. 3  Hot dogs are the ideal road trip food—inexpensive, portable, ubiquitous. — 4 Paul Lucas, Saveur, June/July 2008. 5  Shawarma is the new street meat. Hot dogs are the ideal road trip food—inexpensive, portable, ubiquitous. — 2 Paul Lucas, Saveur, June/July 2008. 3  Shawarma is the new street meat. 4  Both a late night favourite and a quick lunch classic, the Middle Eastern dish is now ubiquitous on the streets of Toronto.
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- adj. important. 1  big league. 2  big-time. 3  consequential. 4  considerable. 5  eminent. 6  heavy-duty. 7  heavyweight. 8  influential. 9  leading. 10  main. 11  major league. 12  material. 13  meaningful. 14  momentous. 15  paramount. 16  popular. 17  powerful. 18  prime. 19  principal. 20  prominent. 21  serious. 22  significant. 23  substantial. 24  super. 25  super colossal. 26  valuable. 27  weighty.
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- something or someone that is unusually large and powerful poor gas mileage did little to stem the popularity of that dreadnought of the roadways: the SUV Synonyms behemoth, blockbuster, colossus, dinosaur, giant, elephant, Goliath, jumbo, leviathan, mammoth, mastodon, monster, titan, whale, whopperRelated Words amazon, giantess; bulk, hulk; ...
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Definitions &Translations Michael Gross: The undergraduate degree has become so ubiquitous, so it may just be that graduate school is the new college. Jeff Levin: Outside of belief in God, there may be no more ubiquitous religious expression in the U.S. than the use of healing prayer.
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- (used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age. 1  overaged, 2  elderly, 3  sexagenarian, 4  white-haired, 5  grey-headed, 6  hoar, 7  aged, 8  gray-haired, 9  gray-headed, 10  aging, 11  grey-haired, 12  ancient, 13  venerable, 14  grizzly, 15  hoary, 16  senile, 17  overage, 18  anile, 19  gaga, 20  over-the-hill, 21  centenarian, 22  octogenarian, 23  experienced, 24  superannuated,
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- 20 Words related to urban outfitters. 1  hipster. 2  indie. 3  trendy. 4  urban. 5  american apparel. 6  hippie. 7  hipsters. 8  fashion. 9  poser. 10  starbucks. 11  cool. 12  emo. 13  outfitters. 14  scene. 15  williamsburg. 16  american eagle. 17  clothing. 18  hollister. 19  pretentious. 20  wannabe.n ok mainstream hippie store that sells overpriced but good looking vintage,hipster apparal.and Maybe for once people can get their heads out of their asses and realize that not everybody who shops at urban, shops to be witty unique or hipster.
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- “famed”: synonyms and related words: 1  A-list. 2  acclaim. 3  anyone. 4  anyone who is/was anyone idiom. 5  B-list. 6  high-profile. 7  hit the headlines idiom. 8  household word. 9  illustrious. 10  immortal. 11  immortalize. 12  plaque. 13  prominent. 14  proverbial. 15  put sth/sb on the map idiom. 16  renown. 17  reputed. 18  rise to fame idiom. 19  sb's/sth's claim to fame idiom. 20  steal.
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Another word for eliminate Another word for eliminate verb. To get rid of, especially by banishment or execution: eradicate, liquidate, purge, remove, wipe out. Idioms: do away with, put an end to. See help, keep; To keep from being admitted, included, or considered: bar, count out, debar, except, exclude, keep out, rule out, shut out. See include; To take or leave out:
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15 Fun Facts About Ducks 1 Male ducks have an eclipse plumage similar to females that they wear after the breeding season for about a month as their new feathers grow. 2  During that month, they are completely flightless and more vulnerable to predators. 3  Most duck species are monogamous for a breeding season but they do not mate for life.
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- debris | synonyms: afterglow, afterimage, artifact, chaff, deposit, detritus, dregs, dross, filings, grounds, leftovers, precipitate, remainder, remnant, residue, sawdust, scum, sediment, slag, vestige, afterimages, artifacts, chaffs, deposits, detrita, precipitates, remainders, remnants, residues, sediments, vestiges, decay, dejecta, despoilment, effluent, garbage, junk, leakage, offal, refuse, rubbish, slop, waste, accumulation, adhere, appease, appoint, arm, arrange, arrogant, ashes ...
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- Nearby & related entries: 1  ubiquitous. 2  ubiquitous communicator. 3  ubiquitous computing. 4  ubiquitously. 5  ubiquitousness. 6  ubiquity broadcasting corporation. 7  ubiquity corporation. 8  ubiquity global services. 9  ubiquitylate. 10  ubiquitylated.
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- verb. give nourishment; augment. 1  banquet. 2  bolster. 3  cater. 4  cram. 5  deliver. 6  dine. 7  dish out. 8  dispense. 9  encourage. 10  fatten. 11  feast. 12  fill. 13  find. 14  foster. 15  fuel. 16  furnish. 17  give. 18  gorge. 19  hand. 20  hand over. 21  maintain. 22  minister. 23  nourish. 24  nurse. 25  nurture. 26  provide. 27  provision. 28  regale. 29  satisfy. 30  stock. 31  strengthen. 32  stuff. 33  supply. 34  support. 35  sustain. 36  victual. 37  wine and dine.erb. treat oneself or another to. 1  allow. 2  baby. 3  cater. 4  coddle. 5  cosset. 6  delight. 7  entertain. 8  favor. 9  foster. 10  give in. 11  give rein to. 12  go along. 13  go easy on. 14  gratify. 15  humor. 16  mollycoddle. 17  nourish. 18  oblige. 19  pamper. 20  pander. 21  pet. 22  please. 23  regale. 24  satiate. 25  satisfy. 26  spoil. 27  spoil rotten. 28  take care of. 29  tickle. 30  yield.
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- EMINENT/IMMINENT/IMMANENT. By far the most common of these words is “eminent,” meaning “prominent, famous.” “Imminent,” in phrases like “facing imminent disaster,” means “threatening.” It comes from Latin minere, meaning “to project or overhang.” Think of a mine threatening to cave in.MINENT/IMMINENT/IMMANENT. By far the most common of these words is “eminent,” meaning “prominent, famous.” “Imminent,” in phrases like “facing imminent disaster,” means “threatening.” It comes from Latin minere, meaning “to project or overhang.” Think of a mine threatening to cave in.