pervasiveness
gb/pɚvˈeɪsɪvnəs/ us/pɚvˈeɪsɪvnəs/
C1
Anglais
elterjedtség, mindent átható jelleg
NOM
C1
FORMAL
1
elterjedtség
C1
Schéma d’usage :
the pervasiveness of [something] (in/throughout [place/system])
Researchers noted the pervasiveness of smartphones in daily life.
A kutatók megállapították, hogy az okostelefonok mennyire elterjedtek a mindennapi életben.
The report highlighted the pervasiveness of advertising across online platforms.
A jelentés kiemelte, hogy a reklámok milyen széles körben jelen vannak az online platformokon.
Her essay explores the pervasiveness of stereotypes in popular culture.
Exemples pédagogiques
The pervasiveness of the internet has changed our lives.
Az internet széles körű elterjedtsége megváltoztatta az életünket.
We discussed the pervasiveness of noise in the city.
Arról beszélgettünk, mennyire általános a zaj a városban.
Erreur fréquente :
Often confused with the countable noun "a pervasive thing"; "pervasiveness" is usually uncountable.
Sens
being present almost everywhere
Collocations
the pervasiveness of social media
|the pervasiveness of smartphones
|the pervasiveness of advertising
|the pervasiveness of racism
|the pervasiveness of surveillance
|the pervasiveness of misinformation
|the pervasiveness of stress
|the growing pervasiveness
|its pervasiveness
|cultural pervasiveness
Synonymes
ubiquity (Stronger sense of being everywhere at once.)
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prevalence (Often used for how common something is, especially problems or conditions.)
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widespreadness (More general and less formal; used less often.)
Antonymes
rarity (Emphasizes that something is uncommon.)
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scarcity (Suggests limited supply or limited occurrence.)
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localization (Restricted to a particular place or area.)
Thèmes
society
|business
|technology
|media
|health
Définition
how much something is everywhere
The quality or degree of being widespread and found in many places or throughout a whole area, system, or society.
NOM
C2
FORMAL
2
Schéma d’usage :
the pervasiveness of [something] in [domain/situation]
The pervasiveness of distrust made teamwork difficult.
A mindent átható bizalmatlanság megnehezítette a csapatmunkát.
She writes about the pervasiveness of grief after the disaster.
A katasztrófa utáni gyász mindent átható jellegéről ír.
The pervasiveness of uncertainty affected every decision the company made.
Exemples pédagogiques
The pervasiveness of stress can hurt your health.
A stressz mindent átható jelenléte árthat az egészségednek.
Its pervasiveness made it hard to ignore.
Mindent átható jellege miatt nehéz volt figyelmen kívül hagyni.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes use it when they simply mean "importance"; it specifically means spreading through all parts.
Sens
spreading influence through everything
Collocations
the pervasiveness of fear
|the pervasiveness of corruption
|the pervasiveness of uncertainty
|the pervasiveness of bias
|the pervasiveness of trauma
|the pervasiveness of anxiety
|the pervasiveness of pain
|the pervasiveness of distrust
|the pervasiveness of a mood
|the pervasiveness of an attitude
Synonymes
permeation (Focuses on something seeping into all parts.)
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all-invasiveness (Stresses intrusiveness; less common.)
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reach (More general; highlights how far an influence extends.)
Antonymes
containment (Kept limited rather than spreading through the whole.)
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isolation (Separated from the rest; not affecting everything.)
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compartmentalization (Confined to certain areas or aspects.)
Thèmes
society
|work
|psychology
|health
Définition
how much something affects everything
The quality or degree of affecting or penetrating all parts of something, so that it is hard to avoid or separate out.
Grammaire
Forme canonique
pervasiveness
API
GB/pɚvˈeɪsɪvnəs/
US/pɚvˈeɪsɪvnəs/
Syllabes et accentuation
per - vas - ive - ness (4 syllabes)
Stress on 1st syllable (per)
Formes du mot
Noun
- Base: pervasiveness
- Plural: pervasivenesses
Famille de mots
Forms
pervasivenesses
noun
Core family
pervade
verb
pervasive
adjective C1
Related words
pervasively
adverb
Expressions
the pervasiveness of [something]
1/ðə pɚvˈeɪsɪvnəs əv sˈʌmθɪŋ/
fixed phrase
formal
common phrase for widespread presence
how widespread something is
Exemples
- The pervasiveness of social media is reshaping how people get news.
- The pervasiveness of this problem suggests a deeper cause.
- They studied the pervasiveness of the virus in the community.
Exemples pédagogiques
- We talked about the pervasiveness of the internet.
- The pervasiveness of the smell was unpleasant.