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1. (n.) omnipotence
the quality or state of being omnipotent.
2. omnipotence
(cap.)
Etymology: (1560–70; < LL omnipotentia)
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| Definition of 'omnipotence' |
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1. (noun) omnipotence
the state of being omnipotent; having unlimited power
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Sense: having absolute, unlimited power
the omnipotent power of God.
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 Afrikaans: almagtigheid |
 Arabic: قُدْرَةُ كُلِيَّه |
 Bulgarian: всемогъщество |
 Brazilian: onipotência |
 Czech: všemohoucnost |
 German: die Allmacht |
 Danish: almægtighed |
 Greek: παντοδυναμία |
 Spanish: omnipotencia |
 Estonian: kõikvõimsus |
 Farsi: قدرت مطلق |
 Finnish: kaikkivaltius |
 French: toute-puissance |
 Hebrew: כּוֹחוֹ שֶׁל כָּל יָכוֹל |
 Hindi: शक्तिशाली, शक्तिमान |
 Croatian: svemoć |
 Hungarian: teljhatalom, mindenhatósá |
 Indonesian: kekuasaan |
 Icelandic: almætti |
 Italian: onnipotenza |
 Japanese: 全能 |
 Korean: 전능 |
 Lithuanian: visagalybė |
 Latvian: visvarenība; visspēcība |
 Malay: Maha Berkuasa |
 Dutch: almacht |
 Norwegian: allmakt |
 Polish: wszechmoc |
 Persian: قدرت مطلق |
 Pashto: مطلقه قدرت |
 Portuguese: omnipotência |
 Romanian: atotputernicie |
 Russian: всемогущество |
 Slovak: všemohúcosť |
 Slovenian: vsemogočnost |
 Serbian: svemoćnost |
 Swedish: allsmäktighet |
 Thai: การมีอำนาจไม่สิ้นสุด |
 Turkish: herşeye gücü yetme |
 Taiwanese: 無限權力 |
 Ukrainian: всемогутність |
 Urdu: غير محدود طاقت |
 Vietnamese: quyền tuyệt đối |
 Chinese: 无限权力 |
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