What does the word Ubiquitous mean?
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common, found all over the place
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People sometimes assume that because there are two words relating to something, they must have two somewhat different meanings. This isn't true. Two different words can mean exactly the same thing. "Always" and "forever" are synonyms, and mean the same thing. A dictionary can confirm this for you.
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It means an abundance of.
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i think it means gathered/collected
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Relevance means quite literally how relevant it is to what you typed in to be searched for (ie how many letters match etc..) and popularity means how many times its been downloaded.
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Clearly:\ndistinctly, intelligibly, understandably\nTry this online dictionary:\nhttp://dictionary.reference.com/
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Are you referring to upward or downward mobility?
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It can mean a lot of things.\nGo to www.urbandictionary.com\nThat will be your best friend.
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mobiggity is not a word
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I think you'd have to put it in context to get a decent answer (at least from someone who hasn't read the article to which you refer).  It could mean any number of things depending on the sentences that preceded or followed it.
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They're everywhere. (www.google.com, etc.)\n\nIf that is not what you mean, could you be a little more specific?
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Are you sure that you have the spelling right?  I have searched both Collins and Oxford online dictionaries and it is not on either, which leads me to believe that it isn't an accepted word.\n\nPerhaps if you provide the context and where the word comes from (i.e. is it a text book, a novel, someone elses writing?) people would find it easier to answer your question.
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Constantly means:::seemingly uninterrupted\nwithout variation or change ,without interruption.\n\nFor eg: "The world is constantly changing!"\n\nContinually means: without  cessation;unceasingly;continuously. In regular or repeated succession.\n\nFor eg: "The current flows continually.\n\nSo  lets look at  it  again\nCONTINUALLY \nadv. It does it again and again (start … end … start …end …and so on)\nCONTINUOUS \nadj. It begins and never ends (start ……… no end)\nCONSTANTLY \nadv. Without interruption; "the world is constantly changing"\nadv. Seemingly uninterrupted; "constantly bullied by his big brother"; "was perpetually answering the doorbell"\nadv. Without variation or change; "constantly kind and gracious"\n\nSeems constantly is used more flexibly with the nuance of difference in the last definition .\n\n\nSo  please see which  word would suit  the context  best  and use it  and all the Best  for your article!
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They're just what they say:\n\npublic -- Can be accessed by any code\nprivate -- Hidden from other code (can be used by inherited classes)\nprotected -- Hidden from ALL code (including inherited classes)\n\nI believe that's it. I know public for sure. LoL.\nBut the 'friend' part, I'm not sure. I've never used it, and I've NEVER seen it used.
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nope.Its not a word.U can use distinctive instead.
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it means to conform to those around you....if I think that is the word you mean???
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I've always thought it meant "very common,inexpensive and or plentiful".  \nFor example:  In the summertime sunglasses are a dime a dozen.  \nMeaning: they are in every store and you can get them cheap because it's summer.