Almighty in Latin
Almighty in Latin is Omnipotēns, omnipotēns — Almighty means having unlimited power; all-powerful.
Almighty in Latin
Omnipotēns
God, the supreme being.
omnipotēns
(sometimes, _, postpositive) Unlimited in might; omnipotent; all-powerful
What does "Almighty" mean?
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adj Having unlimited power; all-powerful.
"Believers refer to God as the Almighty."
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adv Informal: extremely or thoroughly (used for emphasis).
"He made an almighty mess in the kitchen."
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Almighty in a sentence
- Believers refer to God as the Almighty.
- The company acts like it has almighty control over the market.
- He made an almighty mess in the kitchen.
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What is "Almighty" in Latin?
"Almighty" in Latin is Omnipotēns, omnipotēns. Almighty means: Having unlimited power; all-powerful.
How do you use "Almighty" in a sentence?
Example: "Believers refer to God as the Almighty." In Latin, "Almighty" is Omnipotēns, omnipotēns.
Are there other ways to say "Almighty" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Almighty": Omnipotēns, omnipotēns.
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