1. having unlimited creative power; able to create all things
Usage: formal; rare

Examples

• The ancient philosophers debated whether any being could truly be omnificent.
• In theology, God is often described as omnificent, capable of creating anything.
• The artist’s omnificent imagination seemed to know no bounds.
• Medieval scholars pondered the omnificent nature of divine power.
• The novel portrayed an omnificent deity who shaped entire worlds.
• His omnificent abilities in the story allowed him to craft reality itself.