Supreme Being

American  

[suh-preem bee-ing, soo-] / səˈprim ˈbi ɪŋ, sʊ- /

Or supreme being

noun

1. (in many belief systems) the eternal, infinite spirit, mind, or other transcendent entity that is the creator or ultimate source of the universe and that rules or orders it.

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Supreme Being British  

noun

1. the most exalted being; God

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Etymology

Origin of Supreme Being

First recorded in 1690–1700

Example Sentences

Even Apple has its limits, though, as seen in the fact that Clement is playing Pure Evil opposite Waititi’s Supreme Being.

From Salon

They’re on the run from the Supreme Being, whose cosmic map they have stolen in order to commit robberies and escape with the loot to different times.

From Los Angeles Times

He staged huge parades for child martyrs, and festivals for a new state religion that glorified an abstract Supreme Being.

From New York Times

It seeks intercession on their behalf from a Supreme Being, or Chukwu.

From BBC

Within this list were specific "God" terms which consisted of nine explicit references to the Christian God: for example "God," "Lord" and "Supreme Being."

From Salon