omnivalence
noun
Omnipotence; (specifically in Linguistics ) the power of a grammatical element to govern all other elements in the same sentence.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Davies. From omni- + post-classical Latin valentia, after omnivalence.
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- phanerogam
- Phanerogamia
- phanerogamic
- phanerogamous
- phanerophyte
- phaneropterid
- Phanerozoic
- phanerozonate
- phanerozone
- phanopoeia
- phanotron
- Phansigar
- phantascope
- phantasiast
- phantasise
- phantasist
- phantasize
- phantasm
- phantasma
- phantasmagoria
- phantasmagorial
- phantasmagorian