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omnicompetence

  • a word derived from omnicompetent.
    omnicompetent
    adjective
    able to judge or deal with all matters

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He is playing the role of a man playing a role -- tough omnicompetence -- and the little flickers of ironic self-awareness he permits himself as he judges his effect on others are delicious.

From Time Magazine Archive

Both assume fully the sovereignty of the people and the omnicompetence of their elected representatives.

From The Age of the Reformation by Preserved Smith

Significant, indeed, was the silent work of Parliament in building up the constitutional doctrine of its own omnicompetence and of its own supremacy.

From The Age of the Reformation by Preserved Smith

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