Computers are becoming increasingly ubiquitous in schools. I don't think there is a single classroom in the country that doesn't have one.
Which of the following words is an antonym for "ubiquitous" as used in the sentence above?

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The definition of "ubiquitous" is something that seems to be present at the same time, everywhere, such as the computers in school ("I don't think there's a single classroom in the country that doesn't have one"). Its antonym is "rare."
"Prohibited" refers to something that is forbidden.
"Stylish" refers to something that is conforming to current fashion.
"Pulchritudinous" refers to something that has great physical beauty.

Computers Are Becoming Increasingly Ubiquitous in Schools