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omnipresent
(adjective)[om'-ni-PREZ-ahnt]

1. present in all places at the same time; ubiquitous: "During the spring months, Jason suffered immensely from omnipresent allergens." noun form: omnipresence
Origin:Approximately 1625; from Medieval Latin, 'omnipresens,' 'omnipresent-'; from Latin 'omni-,' combining form of 'omnis': all + 'praesens,' present participle of 'praeesse': to be present.