omni-, omn-
(Latin: all, every)
omnigraphy
1. A general description, or the entire view, of an object.
2. An instrument for copying plans, maps, and other drawings, on the same, or on a reduced or an enlarged, scale.
2. An instrument for copying plans, maps, and other drawings, on the same, or on a reduced or an enlarged, scale.
omni-ignorant
1. Completely lacking knowledge about a subject, several topics, or branches of learning.
2. The condition of being totally uneducated, unaware, or uninformed about something in particular, or about a multitude of things.
2. The condition of being totally uneducated, unaware, or uninformed about something in particular, or about a multitude of things.
omnilingual
Speaking or understanding all languages.
omniloquence
Talking about everything; speaking about everything or on all subjects.
omniloquent
Being capable of talking about any and all subjects.
omnilucence
Shining on everything or shining everywhere.
omnilucent
Any form of light that shines on everything or everywhere.
omnimeter
A reference to materials that repel liquids consisting of water and oil: Omniphobic is a newly coined word meaning "it hates everything".
The substance forces away watery and oily liquids into tight droplets due to its surface texture, made up of 300-nanometer-tall "toadstools" with broad silicon dioxide caps and narrow silicon stems.
Water has very high surface tension, 72 milliNewtons per meter (mN/m) at room temperature, which means it easily forms near-spherical drops when placed on a surface.
Because of their near-spherical shape, the droplets meet the surface at a high angle above 150° if the water is sitting on a superhydrophobic surface.
A condition of having unlimited power: For some people, omnipotence consists of special abilities, dominance, and superiority over others.
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omnipotent (adjective), more omnipotent, most omnipotent
1. Descriptive of being powerful and almighty: Many people believe that love is omnipotent, and is strong and prevailing.
2. Relating to something which has unlimited authority or force: The power of nature that created the world must be omnipotent.
3. Referring to the almighty or infinite in power, as God: One omnipotent belief is that a deity can do anything it chooses to do, therefore having supremacy over everything.
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2. Relating to something which has unlimited authority or force: The power of nature that created the world must be omnipotent.
3. Referring to the almighty or infinite in power, as God: One omnipotent belief is that a deity can do anything it chooses to do, therefore having supremacy over everything.
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omnipotently (adverb), more omnipotently, most omnipotently
Referring to how someone performs with unlimited power: There are some dictators in the world who lead their country omnipotently and with virtually unrestricted and total authority and influence.
omnipresence
omnipresent (adjective) (not comparable)
A reference to being present in all places at all times: Some problems that 90-year-old George has are omnipresent and unavoidable including mental and physical conditions.
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So many people are suffering in poverty as an omnipresent existence.
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omnipresently
Related "all, every" word unit: pan-, panto-.
