all-powerful
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ər adjective
having or exercising exclusive and unlimited authority; omnipotent.
Origin:
1685–95
1685–95
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| all-powerful | |
| —adj | |
| possessing supreme power; omnipotent | |
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All-powerful
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Example sentences
The once all-powerful national megaphone of the presidency competes with many amplified voices in a diverse, atomized culture.
In a country whose bestselling newspapers are mostly football-oriented, it is the all-powerful television that really matters.
Patients may experience feelings of being all-powerful or feel that they are godlike or have celebrity status.
Metro walks a tightrope between fragmented local anarchy on one hand and an all-powerful centralism on the other.
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