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DictionaryomnipresentEverywhere
adjective

omnipresent

ahm-nih-PREZ-unt/ˌɑːmnɪˈpreznt/

Present or seemingly present everywhere.

The news presenter seems omnipresent, appearing on screens at home, outside, and in hand.

Three small modern place vignettes show the same news presenter simultaneously on a television at home, a cafe screen and a handheld phone; identical face and jacket on every screen, no captions or logos.
Etymology
omniLatinall
+presentLatinbe before, be at hand

The present portion comes from being before someone or being at hand. Adding 'all' extends that local presence to every place at once.

In context

Back up account for spiritspeaker25 (Allie)22:43
Um but we're omnisient and omnipresent. So we're everywhere and anywhere possible
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More examples

  • Traffic noise is omnipresent in our neighborhood.
  • In her faith, God is omnipresent.
  • Smartphones are omnipresent, from office meetings to family dinners.

Forms

omnipresent

omnipresence noun — The state of being present everywhere.

Similar words

ubiquitous
Usually describes widespread everyday things rather than God's presence.
pervasive
Emphasizes spreading throughout something rather than being everywhere.