【ふへんせい】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. universality; ubiquity; omnipresence; catholicity
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. universality
    2. This meaning refers to the quality of being present everywhere or applicable in all cases; it emphasizes a common characteristic shared across different instances.
    This theory possesses universality.
    I think his opinion has universality.
  2. ubiquity
    3. This meaning indicates the state of being everywhere at once, often used in contexts where something is very common or widespread.
    The brand's products have ubiquity in the market.
    The ubiquity of the internet influences modern society.
  3. omnipresence
    4. This meaning conveys the idea of being present in all places simultaneously, often used in philosophical or theological contexts.
    The omnipresence of God is central to faith.
    This concept also has omnipresence in literature.
  4. catholicity
    5. This meaning suggests inclusiveness or universality, often in the context of cultural or ideological aspects.
    His work exhibits universality and catholicity.
    The catholicity of education is important for everyone.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to possess universalityuniversality of cultureprinciple of universalityvalue of universalityconcept of universalityto pursue universalityto acknowledge universalityuniversality in scienceuniversality in philosophylaw of universality
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