Omnipotent
Omnipotent adjective - Having unlimited power or authority.
Supernatural and omnipotent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Supernatural" instead an adjective "Omnipotent".
Nearby Word: omnipotence
Supernatural
Supernatural adjective - Of, relating to, or being God.
Usage example: believed he had a supernatural calling to join the ministry
Omnipotent and supernatural are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Omnipotent" instead an adjective "Supernatural".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- heavenly and omnipotent
- heavenly and supernatural
- divine and omnipotent
- divine and supernatural
- transcendent and omnipotent
- transcendent and supernatural
- unearthly and omnipotent
- unearthly and supernatural
- celestial and omnipotent
- celestial and supernatural
- holy and omnipotent
- holy and supernatural
- godly and omnipotent
- godly and supernatural
Both words in one sentence
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Supernatural seems to be based on Henotheism - there are multiple pagan gods (who are scarily powerful but can still be defeated and killed), with the Judeo-Christian Creator God as the one that is actually omnipotent but inaccessible.
Source: Our Gods Are Different -
More pious folks may still consider this to be unsatisfying; after all, if there's really an omnipotent Big Good who's willing to give you supernatural assistance when you ask, why wouldn't you ask right away?
Source: God Is Good
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