omneity
/ɒmˈniːɪtɪ/ /ɒmˈneɪɪti/noun
The fact or condition of being all; allness, specifically as an attribute of God. Occasionally: God as an all-encompassing being.
Origin
Mid 17th century. Irregularly from classical Latin omnis all + -eity, perhaps via an unattested post-classical Latin form *omneitas.
- set out one's stall
- set phrase
- set piece
- set play
- set point
- set sail
- set screw
- set scrum
- set shot
- set someone against
- set someone apart
- set someone down
- set someone off
- set someone's teeth on edge
- set someone/thing back
- set someone/thing on (or upon)
- set someone up
- set something against
- set something apart
- set something aside
- set something by
- set something down
- set something forth
- set something in
- set something off