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Definition of omniscience - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
total knowledgehaving complete knowledge or understanding of everything
- Omniscience is often attributed to deities in many religions.
- The novel's narrator claims omniscience about every character's thoughts.
- Scientists do not possess omniscience, so mistakes can happen.
Origin of omniscience
Latin, omnis (all) + scientia (knowledge)
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- French:omniscience, ...
- German:Allwissenheit, ...
- Italian:onniscienza, ...
- Spanish:omnisciencia, ...
- Portuguese:onisciência, ...
- Chinese:全知, ...
- Japanese:全知, ...
- Arabic:العِلْم الكُلِّي, ...
- Hebrew:יְדִיעָה מֻשְׁלֶמֶת, ...
- Russian:всеведение, ...
- Ukrainian:всезнання, ...
- Hindi:सर्वज्ञता, ...
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