Definition

Existing or being everywhere at the same time.

Example

In many religions, the concept of a deity is often described as omnipresent, meaning they are present in all places at once.

Conversation

Have you noticed how technology seems omnipresent in our lives now?

Absolutely! It's hard to escape it, even for a little while.

Right? It's like there's always a screen nearby, watching us.

Exactly! Sometimes I wish we could just disconnect completely.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Omnipresent → It is formed from "omni-" (meaning all) and "praesens" (meaning present). The word describes something that is present everywhere at the same time.

Memory Tip

Think of 'all' ('omni-') being 'present' ('praesens') everywhere — that's why omnipresent means being everywhere at once.

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