How do you pronounce pervasive?

pervasive is pronounced as /pərˈveɪsɪv/.

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pervasive

🌍pervasive (pərˈveɪsɪv)

adjective

/pərˈveɪsɪv/

pervasivo (pervasivo)

pervasion perverse

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Meaning

spreading widely throughout an area or a group of people

Existing in or spreading through every part of something

Spreading widely throughout an area or group; prevalent everywhere.

Traducción del significado

que se extiende ampliamente a través de un área o un grupo de personas

ke se extiende ampliamente a través de un área o un grupo de personas

Oraciones de ejemplo

The pervasive influence of technology is seen in every aspect of life.

La influencia pervasiva de la tecnología se ve en todos los aspectos de la vida.

Pervasive technology has become a fundamental part of daily life.

La tecnología pervasiva se ha convertido en una parte fundamental de la vida diaria.

La tecnologia pervasiva se ha convertido en una parte fundamental de la vida diaria.

The pervasive influence of technology shapes modern life.

La influencia generalizada de la tecnología moldea la vida moderna.

Synonyms

widespread, prevalent, extensive, universal, omnipresent, comprehensive, ubiquitous, far-reaching

Entrada 1

widespread, prevalent, extensive, universal, omnipresent

Entrada 2

widespread, universal, omnipresent, prevalent, extensive, comprehensive

Entrada 3

widespread, ubiquitous, prevalent, extensive, omnipresent, far-reaching

Antonyms

limited, narrow, rare, restricted, confined, localized, specific, isolated, contained

Entrada 1

limited, narrow, rare

Entrada 2

limited, restricted, confined, localized, narrow, specific

Entrada 3

limited, restricted, confined, localized, isolated, contained

Colocaciones

pervasive influence, pervasive effect, pervasive culture, pervasive problem

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