Omniscience Definition

ämnizhəns; Brit & Cdn, ämnisēəns
noun
The state or quality of being omniscient.
Webster's New World

The capacity to know everything.

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Other Word Forms of Omniscience

Noun

Singular:
omniscience
Plural:
omnisciences

Origin of Omniscience

  • From Medieval Latin omniscientia (“all-knowledge"), from Latin omni- (“all"), and scient from the Latin scientia (“knowledge").

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Omniscience Sentence Examples

  • Is it really impossible to claim for man something between omniscience and universal nescience?

  • In other words, they're denying the omniscience of God, that He knows everything.

  • Necessarily, a being is maximally excellent in all possible worlds only if it has omniscience, omnipotence, and moral perfection.

  • In some of the events he describes, Matthew assumes the omniscience of a fiction writer, narrating what he could not have known.

  • He affirms the meeting in Christ of the two absolutely opposite principles of human ignorance and imperfection, and divine omniscience and perfection.

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