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Everywhere at once, like that one song you cannot escape all summer.
means Present or found absolutely everywhere, often to the point of being unremarkable or unavoidable.
from From Latin ubique, meaning everywhere, born of ubi, where — the same root lurking in alibi, your favorite courtroom escape hatch.
Divine rootsOnce described God's everywhere-at-once omnipresence specifically.
Theology fightUbiquity sparked real 16th-century Lutheran doctrinal brawls.
Self-provingThe word itself is now everywhere, fittingly.