omniscient in Latin
omniscient in Latin is omnisciēns — omniscient means knowing everything; having complete or unlimited knowledge.
omniscient in Latin
omnisciēns
Having total knowledge.
What does "omniscient" mean?
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adj Knowing everything; having complete or unlimited knowledge.
"The novel is told from an omniscient narrator who knows every character's thoughts."
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omniscient in a sentence
- The novel is told from an omniscient narrator who knows every character's thoughts.
- No teacher is truly omniscient, no matter how it feels to students.
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What is "omniscient" in Latin?
"omniscient" in Latin is omnisciēns. omniscient means: Knowing everything; having complete or unlimited knowledge.
How do you use "omniscient" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel is told from an omniscient narrator who knows every character's thoughts." In Latin, "omniscient" is omnisciēns.
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