universally
/,ju:ni'və:səli/
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Definition
Adverb 1. In a way that involves, affects, or is understood by everyone, everywhere, or in all cases: The word describes something that is done, accepted, or applicable without exception across a whole group, system, or the entire world. 2. By everyone; without exception: It indicates a complete consensus or agreement among all members of a group.
Usage
The adverb "universally" is used to modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs to emphasize that a statement, quality, or action is true or valid in all instances, for all people, or in all places. It often precedes the word it modifies.
Examples
- This principle is universally accepted in the scientific community.
- The film was universally praised by critics.
- Access to clean water is not universally available.
- He is universally recognized as a leading expert in his field.
Advanced Usage
- "Universally applicable": Valid or relevant in every situation.
- There is no single rule that is universally applicable to all management styles.
- "Universally acknowledged": Recognized or accepted by everyone.
- It is a universally acknowledged truth that communication is key to a healthy relationship.
Variants and Related Words
- Universal (adjective): Of, affecting, or done by all people or things in the world or in a particular group; applicable everywhere.
- The search for happiness is a universal human desire.
- Universality (noun): The quality of being universal or existing everywhere.
- The universality of certain emotional experiences connects all humans.
Synonyms
- Everywhere: In or to all places.
- Globally: Relating to the whole world; worldwide.
- Without exception: With no cases excluded.
- Unanimously: Without opposition; with the agreement of all people involved.
Antonyms
- Partially: Only in part; to a limited extent.
- Locally: In or relating to a particular area or neighborhood.
- Selectively: By choosing carefully from a number of possibilities.
Related Phrases
- Universally quantifiable: (Logic/Mathematics) A statement that asserts something is true for all members of a specified set.
- Universally accessible: Designed to be usable by all people, regardless of ability or disability.
Adverb
- everywhere
- people universally agree on this