omˈnificence
[f. omnific a. + -ence.]
The fact or quality of being omnific, or of making or doing everything.
| 1881 Ruskin Our Fathers have told Us i. ii. 62 Unwearied in protective friendship, in meekly dextrous omnificence, in latent tutorship. 1941 Mind L. 297 He therefore devotes the rest of the chapter to divine ‘omnificence’, i.e. the doctrine that all that is in fact done is done by God. |