Definitions
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- adjective Common misspelling of
ubiquitous . (from Latinubique )
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Examples
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The drawn figures were as ubiquetous on "cutesy-themed" love items as the Precious Moments figures are today; and "Love Is" bothers me considerably less than those ugly Precious Moments mutants.
Inappropriate, Much? Jen 2008
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But it is interesting to see how a near-fotgotten show and one that's still ubiquetous on cable TV in the U.S. were pretty close cousins when they first began.
Ship Shows Jaime J. Weinman 2007
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