Universe(noun)

• The origin of the universe is still a mystery.
• My burning desire is to explore the secrecy of the universe.
• Scientists have been working for more than a hundred years to understand the universe. 
•  In the early times, people considered that the sun is the centre of the universe.
• The boundless totality of space, time, matter and energy.

Universality (noun)

• Shakespeare’s plays aim for a certain timeless universality.
• The audience was amused by the speaker’s speech on the universality of human rights.
• The poem emphasizes freedom, spirituality and universality.
• The tension between the US and North Korea on Universality of freedom is well known by all the countries.
• He got aid of the conventional ideologies and appreciated universality for an optimistic progression.

Universalism ( noun)

• There are several existing religions that one against christian universalism.
• The stepping steps of universalism diminish day by day.
• A lot of young leaders believe in universalism.
• Universalism is not only a set of values, but a world view.
• Several communities possess ideologies that emphasize universalism.

Universal (adjective)

• English is a universal language.
• The universal theme of the movie is hardwork.
• It is an universal law to possess humanity.
• Are you in favour of universal health care?

Universally (adverb)

• It is an universally acknowledged book.
• He is universally recognised best- selling author.
• Sports TV ratings have been falling almost universally.
• He was almost universally acclaimed for his decency and his modesty.