Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
hic-et-ubique
adverb
hɪk ɛt ˈjuːbɪkweɪ
Definition
A Latin expression meaning ‘here and everywhere.’
Examples
- This principle applies hic-et-ubique, making it essential for understanding global issues.
- In philosophy, certain truths are considered hic-et-ubique, acknowledged by thinkers from various cultures.
Meaning
It suggests the idea of something being present in all places or universally applicable.
Synonyms
- ubiquitously
- everywhere
- omnipresent
