Omnitude

Quick meaning: Omnitude is a noun meaning The fact or condition of being all.

Meaning

The fact or condition of being all.

Example Sentences

Said I not my soul Had taken up its freedom […]? And, holding in itself the omnitude Of being, God-endowed, it doth become World-representative?

For an author like John Scotus Erigena, who wrote in the ninth century, it happens that anything we may say of God the Father is a distortion, a limitation on his omnitude.

[…] as someone now yearning to become a writer, I knew exactly what I wanted to try to write: […] the sort of sentence that, even when liberated from its receiving context, impresses itself upon the eye and the ear as a totality, an omnitude, unto itself.

Word Forms

• omnitudes

Synonyms for omnitude

Depending on context, synonyms include allness, omneity, totality.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include omneity, omnificence, allhood, omnividence, everythingness, omniscience.

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