Pervasive

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Not Always NegativePlay
Although often used for problems, 'pervasive' can apply to positive things too. SlideThe pervasive spirit of innovation drives this industry forward.
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Intensity ImpliedPlay
'Pervasive' suggests a strong presence or influence in every part of something. SlideThe pervasive use of English globally highlights its importance.
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Emotionally LoadedPlay
Use 'pervasive' to convey a sense of overwhelming power or influence. SlideThe pervasive sense of dread left everyone uneasy.