omnific

The artist felt omnific as she painted the new world.

Definition

Omnific (adjective)
- Having unlimited creative power: "omnific" describes the ability to create or produce everything, often attributed to a divine or supremely powerful entity.
- All-creating: It signifies the capacity to bring all things into existence.

Usage Examples

• (A powerful creative force with unlimited ability.)
• (A god that creates everything.)
• (A being capable of creating all things.)

Advanced Usage

• "omnific power": the ability to create all things without limitation.
  The novel explores the dangers of an inventor wielding omnific power. (Unbounded creative authority.)

• "omnific word": a term or concept that is believed to have the power to create reality.
  In some traditions, the omnific word was spoken at the dawn of creation. (A word that brings everything into being.)

Variants and Related Words

• Omnipotence (n): unlimited power or authority.
  The king claimed omnipotence over his realm. (Absolute power.)

• Omniscient (adj): knowing everything.
  The omniscient narrator knew every character's thoughts. (All-knowing.)

• Omnificence (n): the quality of being all-creating.
  The hymn celebrated the omnificence of the creator. (The state of having unlimited creative power.)

Synonyms

• All-creating: having the ability to bring everything into existence.
• Creative: relating to the act of making something new.
• Almighty: possessing unlimited power (often used in a religious context).

Related Idioms

• "To play the creator": to act as if one has omnific power.
  The scientist played the creator by designing artificial life in the lab. (Acting with presumed unlimited creative ability.)

• "From nothing, everything": a phrase alluding to omnific creation ex nihilo.
  The theory suggests the universe came from nothing — a true omnific event. (Creation without pre-existing materials.)