omniscent

English

Noun

omniscent

1. Misspelling of omniscient.
   • Jan 1, 2003, Sven Eek, Boris de Zirkoff, William Quan Judge [1]

     Now this inner man is not by any means omniscent.

   • 1962, United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency, Truth in Lending--1962, Hearings Before a Subcommittee of ..., 87-2 on S.1740 ...,May 8... 18, 1962

     Senator Bennett: You have already heard my opinion of that machine. But the same customers—and this includes me and you—do not have omniscent knowledge of comparable values in every field...

   • 2005, Scott Van Gorden, The Pioneer's Hoard: A thrilling romance of the Ozarks:

     ...while the quieted tumult in his soul, as seen by Omniscent eyes, was only like a lull in a storm...