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• (omnipresent)- present everywhere at the same time; Rumor made his
spies omnipresent, his priests omniscient, his anger all-powerful. — The Door
Through Space;
omnipresent^ omnipotent^ impotent {infertile = sterile} ^ potent : fertile =
fecund = prolific
• (omnipotent)- almighty or infinite in power, as God, ( ); God
is omnipotent, and he will decide. — The Companions of Jehu;
• (impotent)- not potent; lacking power or ability, ( ; ; ;
); Arsenal seemed every bit as impotent, their minds as shattered as their
dreams. — Football.co.uk news feed;
• (infertile)- unproductive or barren; He could not bear the sight of the sea;
its infertile bosom and blind restless tumblings filled him with melancholy.
— Rousseau;
• (sterile)- not producing or incapable of producing offspring; The land was
more sterile, and the people were much poorer. — The Life of Thomas Telford;
• (potent)- powerful; mighty, ( ; ); It is an extremely potent
carcinogen, causing an increase in cancer risk with infinitesimal doses;
• (fertile)- capable of initiating, sustaining, or supporting reproduction; Much
of this land was extremely fertile, and most of it required little labor to
prepare it for cultivation. — The Reign of Andrew Jackson;
• (fecundity)- the quality of being fecund; capacity, esp. in female animals,
of producing young in great numbers, ( ; ); This
phenomenon of incredible fecundity is one of the mysteries of that time. —
Castilian Days;
• (prolific)- producing offspring, young, fruit, etc., abundantly; highly
fruitful, ( ; ); This exhibition offers an
opportunity to study the pioneering thinking of an intensely
passionate, prolific, and idiosyncratic individual;
plethora = overplus = superfluity
• (plethora)- overabundance; excess, ( , ); The remedy for
your plethora is simple--abstinence. — Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 3 (of 6) With His
Letters and Journals;
• (overplus)- an excess over a particular amount; surplus; At the end of each
year, the account is balanced, and the overplus or deficit is transferred to the
succeeding one. — Religion in Japan;
• (superfluity)- extreme excess;
superfluous = supererogatory = supernumerary = excess = extra = redundant
{pleonastic = tautological}
• (superfluous)- being more than is sufficient or required; excessive,