universally
عالمی
definition
adverb
progress is not always universally welcomed
by everyone; in every case.
example
It's 'universally' accepted that all it takes sometimes to end an argument is an apology.
It is not for other people to sit in judgement, especially when using values which are not 'universally' shared.
But in Scotland the relief was not 'universally' welcomed in the farming community.
So 'universally' accepted were these notions that they became suffocating.
Immediately the singing stopped, the crowd 'universally' clapped and that was the end of it.
Average rents were 'universally' out of the reach of welfare recipients and their families.
I insist that capitalism doesn't work without 'universally' accessible property rights.
This does not seem, 'universally' , to have translated into a genuine interest in the ingredients of the food.
But it is unlikely to receive a 'universally' warm welcome from the business community.
In fact he's created one of the most 'universally' praised buildings in the UK.
Before the disaster it was 'universally' accepted the safest way to escape from a fire was via the stairs.
It will heavily exploit the fact that UK design is 'universally' recognised as the strongest in the world.
Tobacco consumption is now 'universally' more common among the lower socioeconomic groups.
The food in hotels is 'universally' adequate, often good and frequently exceptional.
Odd how she was embraced as a feminist writer when the women in her books are 'universally' awful to each other.
Not true of the Saint-Saens Organ Symphony, where the playing was 'universally' excellent.
She was 'universally' liked and to top it all she was a joy to teach.
This has been 'universally' accepted as the fairest method since it evens out the luck factor.
progress is not always 'universally' welcomed
progress is not always 'universally' welcomed
So why then, if he is doing all of this, is he criticised almost 'universally' for being a stick-in-the-mud?
But not only was this not 'universally' accepted but what it meant was not agreed upon.
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