omnipotent Definition
om·nipo·tent (äm nip′ə tənt)
adjective
having unlimited power or authority; all-powerful
Etymology: OFr < L omnipotens < omnis, all + potens: see potent
omnipotent Related Forms
om·nip′o·tently adverb
omnipotent Idioms
the Omnipotent
God
omnipotent Synonyms
omnipotent Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- reigneth: The words of the marriage song are:- " Alleluia: for the Lord God omnipotent reigneth.
- deity: Back to the OP, The " hypothetical omnipotent deity " is of course capable of lying.
- creator: We're not omnipotent creators who've made intelligent life!
- god: Surely, an omnipotent god is above all that?
- being: The episode also introduces the concept of an omnipotent being who is guiding the Alphans ' journey toward some unknown destiny.
- agent: Recall, too, that there cannot be more than one omnipotent agent.
Modifying Another Word
- seemingly: This is a world based on the fear of the seemingly omnipotent male, Herod.
- not: We're not omnipotent creators who've made intelligent life!
- so: It is all around, so omnipotent that it is no longer recognized as a color in its own right.
- neither: But there are certainly " designers, " tho these are neither omnipotent nor omniscient in the absolute sense of the term.
- once: The tiny Vatican State is all that is left of the once omnipotent Papal Empire which had governed most of Western Europe.
- accidentally: Thus, on the assumption that God exists, an accidentally omnipotent being is impossible.
Used with adjective complement
feel: Until then I had felt omnipotent, I hope not arrogantly.
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