ubiquitous
yoo-BIK-wih-tusadjMeaning found everywhere; seeming to be everywhere at once
Memory hook YOU BIKE WITH US: bikes everywhere. In this town, everyone calls out “You bike with us!” Bikes are on every path, every rack and every porch: they are ubiquitous.
Phones are so ubiquitous now that it is hard to find a bus rider without one.
In context Twenty years ago only a few cafés offered free internet, but today it is ubiquitous: libraries, buses, parks and even some campgrounds have it.
Similar omnipresent, everywhere, widespread, pervasive
Opposite rare, scarce, uncommon
From Latin ubique, “everywhere.”