pervasive — existing in every part of something; spreading widely throughout an area or group of people
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: existing in every part of something; spreading widely throughout an area or group of people
Pronunciation (IPA): /pərˈveɪsɪv/
Korean meaning: 널리 퍼져있는, 만연한, 모든 곳에 스며든
Korean pronunciation: 퍼**베이**시브
Example Sentences
- Social media has become so pervasive that even my grandma posts selfies now.
- The pervasive use of smartphones has changed how we communicate.
- There's a pervasive belief that cats are plotting world domination.
pervasive
ADJECTIVE//pərˈveɪsɪv//
existing in every part of something; spreading widely throughout an area or group of people
Illness becomes pervasive throughout the entire office workspace
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Persuasive words spread pervasive influence, while evasive figures lurk in shadows.
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Origin
From Latin 'pervasivus', derived from 'pervadere' meaning 'to spread throughout'. The word combines the prefix 'per-' (through) with 'vadere' (to go or spread).
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“Social media has become so pervasive that even my grandma posts selfies now.”
“The pervasive use of smartphones has changed how we communicate.”
“There's a pervasive belief that cats are plotting world domination.”
“The pervasive pollution in the city affects everyone's health.”
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