ubiquitarian

UK
/juːˌbɪk.wɪˈtɛə.ri.ən/
US
/juˌbɪk.wɪˈtɛr.i.ən/
ubiquitariannoun
ubiquitarians
pl
UK
/juːˌbɪkwɪˈteəriən/
US
/juˌbɪkwɪˈtɛriən/
Translations
The ubiquitarian was known for being present at every event in the city.
Вездесущий был известен тем, что присутствовал на каждом мероприятии в городе.
Definitions
A person who believes in or advocates the doctrine of ubiquity, especially in a religious context.
The ubiquitarian argued that divine presence is everywhere and in all things.
ubiquitarianadjective
more ubiquitarian
Comp.
most ubiquitarian
Super.
UK
/juːˌbɪk.wɪˈtɛə.ri.ən/
US
/juˌbɪk.wɪˈtɛr.i.ən/
Translations
The ubiquitarian nature of the internet makes it accessible from almost anywhere.
Вездесущий характер интернета делает его доступным почти отовсюду.
Definitions
Existing or being everywhere at the same time; omnipresent.
The ubiquitarian nature of the internet allows people to connect from anywhere in the world.
Relating to or characterized by the doctrine that Christ's physical body is present everywhere (the doctrine of ubiquity), especially in Lutheran theology.
During the Reformation, ubiquitarian teachings clashed with other interpretations of the Eucharist.