According to the definition provided, which sentence uses a form of the word ubiquity correctly?

There was only one sad, ubiquitous gumball in the candy dish at Grandma's

house.

When you are in the southern United States, the presence of Baptist

churches and barbecue joints is ubiquitous.

The horror movie was filled with ubiquity that terrified the audience in just

the way the director had intended.

D)

If there's one quality I dislike about Trey, it's his annoying ubiquity about

all the things he knows about football

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7 December, 15:57

According to the definition provided, which sentence uses a form of the word ubiquity correctly?

There was only one sad, ubiquitous gumball in the candy dish at Grandma's

house.

When you are in the southern United States, the presence of Baptist

churches and barbecue joints is ubiquitous.

The horror movie was filled with ubiquity that terrified the audience in just

the way the director had intended.

D)

If there's one quality I dislike about Trey, it's his annoying ubiquity about

all the things he knows about football

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Giancarlo Farrell · Answer 1

Answer:The dictionary definition of ubiquitous is "present, appearing, or found everywhere".

Finnegan Glenn · Answer 2

B) When you are in the southern United States, the presence of Baptist churches and barbecue joints is ubiquitous.

Explanation:

Ubiquitous means everywhere at the same time or something like that, it's part of the question