#omnipotent
- Omnipotence — Absolute, unlimited, and universal power; the supreme capacity to accomplish anything without any physical, legal, or moral restriction; omnipotence. In theological dogma, it constitutes an exclusive divine attribute; in political philosophy, it describes the total concentration of state control within a single ruler or regime.
- Almighty — Possessing absolute, unlimited, and universal power; capable of any action; omnipotent. In theology, it constitutes the primary nominalized epithet attributed to divinity (God the Almighty); in common or journalistic language, it describes a ruler, global financial institution, or technological algorithm dominating a field.
- The Almighty — The nominalized and definitely articulated form of the adjective 'atotputernic', used as a proper name or supreme epithet exclusively to designate the Divinity, God, or the Creator of the universe. In a secularized or literary sense, it indicates the supreme ruler or institutional entity exercising total authority.
- Omnipotence — Absolute, unlimited, and universal power; the attribute of being able to do anything, traditionally associated with divinity or a supreme cosmic force. Philosophically, the term describes a total capacity for manifestation and control over reality, transcending physical or human laws.
- Absolute capacities — A rare plural form or abstract neologism designating the totality of capacities, possibilities, or absolute latent forces of action within a cosmic or spiritual system; the collective levers of omnipotence. In modern speculative philosophy, the term describes the multiple dimensions through which an absolute will can implement its decrees.