† omnividencen. [ < omni-comb. form + classical Latin vidēre to see (see visionn.) + -encesuffix, after omnipotencen., etc.; compare post-classical Latin (rare) omnividentia (4th cent.), and earlier omnividencyn.] Obsolete the capacity of seeing all things.
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1884 E. A. AbbottFlatlandii. xviii. 80 To see all things, or as they express it, omnividence, is the attribute of God alone.