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omniwisdom

omniwisdom noun: the ability of total, unlimited wisdom.

Noun

omniwisdom (uncountable)

  1. (rare) The ability of total, unlimited wisdom.
    • We can say nothing greater and more beautiful about this God than that he was fully human, that is, a being without omniscience and omniwisdom, but with that half-knowledge that man has, and that longing and painful search for what can never be achieved all knowledge.1935, Ernst Bergmann, The Great Ideas of the German Religion, page 4
    • But when we come to the word wisdom, the word-makers never got around to making such a word. We haven't any such word as "omniwisdom".2007, A. W. Tozer, The Attributes of God Volume 2: Deeper into the Father's Heart, Moody Publishers, →ISBN, page None

Origin of omniwisdom

From omni- + wisdom.

Questions about omniwisdom

What does omniwisdom mean?
Omniwisdom means the ability of total, unlimited wisdom.
What part of speech is omniwisdom?
Omniwisdom is a noun.

Words near omniwisdom in the dictionary

  1. omnivorousness
  2. omnivory
  3. omnivourous
  4. omniwheel
  5. omniwheels
  6. omniwisdom
  7. omniwise
  8. omnomnom
  9. omo
  10. omo-
  11. omochi

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