Universality (noun)

1. The state or quality of being universal; the fact that something is true or applicable to all things, people, or places.
2. A universal aspect, principle, or law.
3. A feature or attribute that is common to all members of a particular group or category.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french universalité or latin universalitas, from universalis (see universal).

Examples:

1. The universality of death is a common theme in literature.
2. Einstein's theory of relativity has a universal appeal.
3. The universality of love is a popular belief.
4. The universality of human rights is a cornerstone of modern civilization.
5. The universality of music as a form of communication transcends cultural boundaries.