Synonyms for ever-present
ever-present

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1. ever-presentadjective

   being always present

   Antonyms:
   absent

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1. List of paraphrases for "ever-present":

   omnipresent, ubiquitous, pervasive, constant

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1. Stephen Chukumba:

   The danger is ever-present, how to navigate that, I think, becomes a part of how I'm raising my children.

2. George Barrell Cheever:

   For health and the constant enjoyment of life, give me a keen and ever-present sense of humor it is the next best thing to an abiding faith in providence.

3. Sheriff Chad Chronister:

   This tribute to Sgt. Brian LeVigne is one that will be ever present to anyone that comes into contact with K-9 Roy. While we continue to heal as an agency after losing Sergeant LeVigne, I know that K-9 Roy will be a constant reminder of the life that was cruelly taken from us.

4. Laura Jaworski:

   The creative flow is ever-present. If you don’t feel it, breathe walk meditate— smile at the universe, and it will smile back.” Laura Jaworski

5. Myasia Burns:

   MARK RUFFALO, DANNY DEVITO AMONG STARS PRESSING HOLLYWOOD TO CAST MORE ACTORS WITH DISABILITIES Perhaps the most alarming aspect of the UCLA report is its analysis of 11 major and mid-major studios. The numbers revealed that91 percentof C-level( CEO, CMO, etc.) positions are held by white people and 82 percentaremen. In senior executive positions, white people hold93 percentpercent of the jobs and 80 percentare held by men. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP While we are slowly seeing more representation of diverse groups onscreen, the lack of diversity behind the camera is still ever-present, we feel that absence most when directors, producers and writers try to tell stories that are not their own, which results in inauthentic storylines, unflattering angles and caricatures of marginalized groups.