Pervasive,

Definition of Pervasive:

1. Expanded literally or figuratively. For example, the development of agile software has become commonplace in the technology industry, and schools of thought may be commonplace among groups of people.

2. (Especially undesirable physical effects or consequences) that are common in an area or group of people.

Synonyms of Pervasive

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How to use Pervasive in a sentence?

1. The use of drugs to improve performance in mixed martial arts is widespread. Almost every club has a fighter who passed the test.
2. It is well known that there is a strong link between health and nutrition. As a result, people eat healthier and enjoy better physical and mental health.
3. The power of money is everywhere in today's business world, which unfortunately can contribute to immoral decisions.
4. In our society, age differences are everywhere and deep.