"Ubiquitarian" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Ubiquitarian" Meaning

Rare or obsolete; out of place.

"Ubiquitarian" Examples

Here are 5 usage examples for the word "ubiquitarian":

Example 1: Politics

A critic of the party argued that the rules implemented by the ubiquitarian government were overly broad and resulted in an unjust application of the law.

Example 2: Lifestyle

The autor described his friend as an ubiquitarian - someone who "has a phone that alerted him to everything that was happening in the world, and thus never noticed anything."

Example 3: Urban Planning

Architects were challenged to design buildings that inspired an atmosphere of public space that counteracted the sense of isolation and loneliness of the city's ubiquitarian density.

Example 4: Social commentary

The ubiquitarian features of social media have led many people to create avatars that present a curated, idealized version of themselves.

Example 5: Philosophy

In today's information age, people face increased difficulties in detecting objective truth amidst a ubiquitarian landscape of readily available information that is often questionable or worse.