omnisciency (Meaning)
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omnisciency (n.)
Omniscience.
Synonyms & Antonyms of omnisciency
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omnisciency Sentence Examples
- God's omnisciency extends to every thought and action of every living being.
- The author's omnisciency allowed him to craft a complex and intricate plot that unfolds effortlessly.
- The teacher's omnisciency enables her to anticipate and address students' questions before they arise.
- The scientist's omnisciency in their field gave them the confidence to propose a revolutionary theory.
- The detective's omnisciency allowed him to piece together the clues and solve the crime with ease.
- The historian's omnisciency grants them a comprehensive understanding of past events and their implications.
- The philosopher's omnisciency enables them to contemplate the deepest questions of existence and derive insights.
- The omnisciency of the surveillance system monitors all activities within its reach, ensuring security.
- The omnisciency of artificial intelligence allows it to analyze vast amounts of data and make accurate predictions.
- The omnisciency of the universe encompasses all knowledge, from the beginning to the end of time.
FAQs About the word omnisciency
Omniscience.
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God's omnisciency extends to every thought and action of every living being.
The author's omnisciency allowed him to craft a complex and intricate plot that unfolds effortlessly.
The teacher's omnisciency enables her to anticipate and address students' questions before they arise.
The scientist's omnisciency in their field gave them the confidence to propose a revolutionary theory.
