omnipresence
- noun
- /ˌɑːmnɪˈprɛzəns/
- (34) Tristan Harris, the former Google employee, says that we are victims of these addictions, drawn in by the omnipresence of stimuli and unaware of their power.
- the omnipresence of God
Things like eternity, omnipresence, omnipotence, right Being everywhere, being all powerful.
- Things like eternity, omnipresence, omnipotence, right Being everywhere, being all powerful.
Examples
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The omnipresence of the internet means that people can connect from anywhere in the world.
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Instead, we remind ourselves of God's omnipresence, which is the central fact of Christianity.
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The omnipresence of music and conversation is preserved in this windblown form
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In other words, community colleges aligned themselves with the omnipresence of business and commerce by becoming a business venture.
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However, what Psalm 139 is arguing for is the omnipresence of God.
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I love how strongly the song declares faithfulness in God and His provision and omnipresence.
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Given the omnipresence of Mary in the life and tradition of Filipinos, she was undeniably the most visible symbol at EDSA.
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In today's society, the omnipresence of social media affects how we communicate with each other.
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Many people believe in the omnipresence of nature, as it can be found in every environment.
Synonyms
Being present in many places at the same time
Being present everywhere in a place or group
A situation where something is present everywhere at the same time
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
omnipresence = omnipresent (transparent) = omni + present + ence
Standard nominalization of the adjective 'omnipresent' using the suffix '-ence' to form the noun.
Etymology
Omnipresence comes from the parts omni- ('all') and presence ('being there'). So it means 'being everywhere', which is why we use it for something or someone that seems to be in all places at once.