व्याप्त (en. Pervade)

In the 1990s, when the Internet came of age, Internet technologies began to pervade all areas of the organization.

Despite nearly seven decades of well-meaning government intervention, caste identity continues to pervade every aspect of rural life in India, with Dalits facing deeply entrenched prejudice that impedes their ability to build better lives for themselves and their families, and to contribute significantly to India’s economy.

As exporters gather at the autumn session of the three-week gathering that starts Monday, a far more somber outlook is expected to pervade the tens of thousands of exhibition booths at the fair.

If not identified, the pressure can start to pervade every part of your being - even when no one says a word to you, you still feel it.

This idea seems to pervade, especially in the minds of people who adhere to conventional modes of thought.

Man’s corrupt disposition, his thoughts and notions pervade all parts of his body.

However, I have been reading a lot about him since it happened, and commentators have not been shy about trotting out the usual suspects to explain the tragedy: the lack of attention paid to mental illness, the easy availability of guns, and the misogyny and sense of male entitlement that is thought to pervade our society.