pervasiveness

Examples

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• To the contrary, the pervasiveness of such disagreement is part of the phenomenon he seeks to explain.

  Academic text (2017)

• Although untrue, such falsehoods can be convincing because of the pervasiveness of Western media.

  Academic text (2008)

• One interesting note speaks to the pervasiveness of the practice in the United States.

  Blog text (8)

• The more rapid pace and increased pervasiveness of technological change is the result of a number of factors.

  Academic text (1999)

• Submit your story to help raise awareness about the pervasiveness and harmful effects of street harassment.

  Blog text (27)

• Again, women are far more likely to have been sexually harassed, and the pervasiveness of this problem is clearly illustrated.

  Academic text (1994)

• We should question, rather than reinforce, the pervasiveness of law and economics as the primary interdisciplinary approach to the law.

  Academic text (1997)

• Most of his publications contained devastating critiques of the pervasiveness of social inequalities in Ecuadorian society, both past and present.

  Academic text (1990)

• Joyce wrote an essay around the same time that stresses the centrality and pervasiveness of etymology in writing.

  Academic text (1991)

• Researchers are concerned about the pervasiveness of misinformation in today's society.

Synonyms

U

ubiquity

vspervasiveness

6 8.7

Being present in many places at the same time

highlights presence throughout every component rather than general spread

D

diffusion

vspervasiveness

5 5.8

Spreading ideas or customs to many places

means ongoing presence across parts rather than the spread process

O

omnipresence

vspervasiveness

2 9.0

Being present everywhere at the same time, like in media or religion

is about being spread throughout every part instead

V

virality

vspervasiveness

• Texting

1 4.4

How quickly a post, video or idea spreads online to many people

refers to slow or constant presence across every part not speed

U

ubiquitousness

vspervasiveness

1 9.2

A situation where something is present everywhere at the same time

focuses on being throughout parts rather than merely appearing everywhere

P

pervasion

vspervasiveness

1 8.3

The spread of something through a place until it is present everywhere

refers instead to the continuous presence within every part

D

diffusiveness

vspervasiveness

9.1

Spread out over a large area so parts are far apart

emphasizes presence inside each part rather than loose dispersion

Antonyms

S

scarcity

29 4.4

A situation where there is not enough of something people need

E

exclusivity

8 6.7

The state of being limited to a small group and not shared with others

How Widespread

ubiquity

6 8.7

saturation

4 4.7

pervasiveness

4 7.7

pervasion

1 8.3

presence

951 2.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology