Definition of omneity in English:

omneity

noun ɒmˈneɪɪtiɒmˈniːɪtɪ

The fact or condition of being all; allness, specifically as an attribute of God. Occasionally: God as an all-encompassing being.

Mid 17th century. Irregularly from classical Latin omnis all + -eity, perhaps via an unattested post-classical Latin form *omneitas.

noun

The fact or condition of being all; allness, specifically as an attribute of God. Occasionally: God as an all-encompassing being.

Mid 17th century. Irregularly from classical Latin omnis all + -eity, perhaps via an unattested post-classical Latin form *omneitas.

单词	omneity
释义	Definition of omneity in English: omneity noun ɒmˈneɪɪtiɒmˈniːɪtɪ The fact or condition of being all; allness, specifically as an attribute of God. Occasionally: God as an all-encompassing being. Origin Mid 17th century. Irregularly from classical Latin omnis all + -eity, perhaps via an unattested post-classical Latin form omneitas. Definition of omneity* in US English: omneity noun The fact or condition of being all; allness, specifically as an attribute of God. Occasionally: God as an all-encompassing being. Origin Mid 17th century. Irregularly from classical Latin omnis all + -eity, perhaps via an unattested post-classical Latin form *omneitas.
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