English dictionary: words starting with omn

noun

The fact or condition of being all; allness, specifically as an attribute of god. occasionally: god as an all-encompassing being.

noun

Everyone, all: used as a stage direction to indicate that the following words or lines should be spoken by all actors present, except (where applicable) those actors to whom they are replying or responding.

All; of all things.

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Omniscient

prefix

Everywhere or everything

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Omnipresent, omniscient

adjective

Active in all ways or everywhere.

noun

Thoughts or scraps of information about all or many kinds of things, especially (a collection of) notes, jottings, or short pieces of writing on all or many kinds of subjects.

noun

A person who rules over the whole world or universe.

noun

A person who rules over the whole world or universe.

noun

(with reference to a deity) perfect or unlimited goodness.

Usage examples:

They believe that god has certain attributes such as omnipotence and omnibenevolence

adjective

(of a deity) possessing perfect or unlimited goodness.

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The belief in an omnipotent and omnibenevolent god

noun

A volume containing several books previously published separately.

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An omnibus of her first trilogy

adjective

Comprising several items.

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Omnibus editions of novels

noun

A volume containing several books previously published separately.

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An omnibus of her first trilogy

adjective

Comprising several items.

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Omnibus editions of novels

noun

The fact of being the cause of all things; universal causality.

adjective

Able to deal with all matters.

Usage examples:

Parents are not omnicompetent

adjective

Receiving signals from or transmitting in all directions.

Usage examples:

An omnidirectional microphone

adjective

Comprising or relating to all sorts or varieties.

Usage examples:

The views of passengers travelling on the clapham omnibus these days are omnifarious

adjective

Bearing, carrying, or consisting of all things, or many kinds or sorts of things.

adjective

All-creating; making or doing all things.

noun

The fact or quality of being omnific, of making or doing everything.

adjective

= omnific .

adjective

Designating a lens whose power changes continuously from top to bottom.

noun

An omnifocal lens.

adjective

Of all forms; having, taking, or displaying any or every form; of all shapes, appearances, or manifestations.

adjective

Of all kinds; of unlimited or exceptionally great diversity or variety.

adjective

Reading everything, familiar with all or a great amount of literature.

adjective

Speaking or understanding all or many languages.

adjective

Speaking of all things or on all subjects.