Synonyms for universally
uni·ver·sal·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. universallyadverb

   everywhere

   "people universally agree on this"

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1. List of paraphrases for "universally":

   universal, generally, globally, widely, internationally, everywhere, unanimously

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1. Tom Tugendhat:

   We can invest in the United Nations and start and use United Nations programs to support the Afghan people, we can bring in regional partners in India, Pakistan, Uzbekistan and others to work together. The Taliban isn't universally popular, but it is inspiring others. Islamist groups in Africa and in Asia are drawing inspiration and we need to work with partners around the world. We need to start acting internationally.

2. Tara Reid:

   It's crazy that it's loved universally, not just in one place and people truly enjoy it, i think one of my favorite parts of this film is that the fans created this. Without the fans, we wouldn't be sitting here now because they got so involved in social media and voiced how much they love it. That's what bought us to making a second and a third. We never thought this would happen, so we have to be very grateful to the fans.

3. Greg Evans:

   However we have less confidence in the associated testing protocols as they are not universally applied in a transparent manner.

4. Peter Hotez:

   Trying to do science by press release, without backing it up, either with a traditional journal or a preprint... has universally led to misunderstanding and has no place in science. The biotechs are doing it because they're writing for their shareholders, they're writing for their investors, but it's being done in a way that's oblivious to its public health impact and needs to stop.

5. Mitch McConnell:

   We've known..that this variant is significantly milder, we've known for many months that the universally available vaccines reduce the odds of hospitalization or death down to the level of many routine risks that we all face constantly in our daily lives.