Omnipresent
adj. /ˌɒmnɪˈprezənt/ (اومنی پریزینٹ)Present everywhere at the same time.
Omnipresent Meaning in Urdu
In everyday Urdu, omnipresent describes something present everywhere at the same time, often in a grand or absolute sense.
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Present everywhere simultaneously, often in a religious or philosophical senseہمہ حاضر
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Seeming to be everywhere at once (figuratively)ہر جگہ موجود محسوس ہونا
“Omnipresent” is often used in religious or philosophical contexts (God is omnipresent), but also figuratively for things that feel like they are everywhere.
Word Details
| Word | Omnipresent |
| Part of Speech | Adjective |
| CEFR Level | C1 |
| Difficulty | Advanced |
| Urdu Meaning | ہمہ حاضر، ہر جگہ موجود |
| English Meaning | Present everywhere at the same time |
| Pronunciation | /ˌɒmnɪˈprezənt/ |
| Word Type | Formal adjective |
| Commonness | Common in philosophy, religion, and rhetorical writing |
Pronunciation
Simple English Explanation
Use “omnipresent” for something present absolutely everywhere at once — in religious contexts, God is described as omnipresent; figuratively, a sense of fear can feel omnipresent during a crisis.
اردو وضاحت
“Omnipresent” ایسی چیز کے لیے استعمال ہوتا ہے جو ایک ہی وقت میں ہر جگہ موجود ہو۔
Example Sentences
Synonyms
Nuance: “Ubiquitous” is the more everyday, physical term (technology, brands); “omnipresent” leans more absolute, philosophical, or religious, though it’s also used hyperbolically for pervasive things.
Antonyms
Common Collocations
Word Family
| Form | Word |
|---|---|
| Adjective | Omnipresent |
| Noun | Omnipresence |
| Adverb | Omnipresently (rare) |
There is no standard verb form of “omnipresent” in modern English.
Omnipresent vs Ubiquitous
“Omnipresent” is more absolute and often religious or philosophical — describing something present everywhere at once in a total sense, as in “God is omnipresent.”
“Ubiquitous” is more everyday, describing common physical things found everywhere, like smartphones or a particular brand.
Common Mistakes
✓ Coffee shops are ubiquitous in this city.
For common, everyday physical things, “ubiquitous” is the more natural, less grandiose choice.
IELTS Usage
Writing: Useful in Task 2 essays about surveillance, technology, or pervasive influence, used carefully.
Speaking: Less common in speaking; a more formal, written word.
Example: “The omnipresent nature of smartphone cameras has changed public behaviour in subtle ways.”
MDCAT / Academic Usage
Appears in theology and philosophy passages discussing divine attributes, and in social science discussing pervasive influence or surveillance.
Word Origin / Etymology
From Latin omni- (“all”) and praesens (“present”).
Memory Tip
“Omni” means all, as in “omniscient” and “omnipotent” — omnipresent means present everywhere, all at once.
Mini Quiz
1. Meaning of “omnipresent”:
2. Correct sentence:
3. Antonym of “omnipresent”:
4. Word origin: “omni-” means:
5. Which best fits “omnipresent”:
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FAQs
What is the meaning of omnipresent in Urdu?
Omnipresent means ہمہ حاضر، ہر جگہ موجود — present everywhere at the same time.
Is omnipresent a noun, verb, or adjective?
Adjective; the noun form is omnipresence.
What are the synonyms of omnipresent?
Ubiquitous, ever-present, and pervasive — with nuance explained above.
What is the opposite of omnipresent?
Absent, rare, and localized.
What is the difference between omnipresent and ubiquitous?
“Omnipresent” is more absolute and often religious or philosophical; “ubiquitous” is more everyday, describing common physical things.