Ubiquitous
If you describe something or someone as ubiquitous, it means that they seem to be everywhere.
Origin
Ubiquitous has been derived from the Latin word “ubique”. The word is composed of two parts: ubi, meaning “where”, and que, which means “every”. Interestingly, the noun ubiquity appeared 200 years, much before its adjective form.
Examples
1. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, masks and sanitisers have become ubiquitous today. 2. She likes to dress in her own unique way, and does not follow ubiquitous fashion.
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