Control
Control noun - A mechanism for adjusting the operation of a device, machine, or system.
Omnipresent and control are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Omnipresent" instead an adjective "Control".
Omnipresent
Omnipresent adjective - Present in all places and at all times.
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Synonyms for Omnipresent
Control and omnipresent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Control" instead an adjective "Omnipresent".
Nearby Word: omnipresence
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- And, for the final level, you get to control Captain Price instead, with Yuri as an NPC - notable also for averting Heroic Mime, otherwise omnipresent in the Modern Warfare games (Yuri gets lines in cutscenes before then but, with one exception, not a single word in actual gameplay).
Source: Featureless Protagonist -
Shotguns Are Just Better: In each game, the shotgun is a highly valued weapon because of its high power and spread, which makes it good for both crowd control with the omnipresent zombies, and for knocking down and killing things like Hunters and Lickers.
Source: Franchise / Resident Evil -
This is even used as a pervasive story element, as the almost omnipresent G-Man is shown to manipulate things both important and seemingly inconsequential for his own purposes, blurring the line between coincidence and intent and further emphasising Gordon's complete lack of control.
Source: Contrived Coincidence
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