omnificent
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- omnificence noun
Etymology
Origin of omnificent
1670–80; omni- + -ficent, as in beneficent
Example Sentences
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But the other two clauses are luminous, and have taught me from the first to conceive omnificent power and eternal truth.
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