having total knowledge; all-knowing
The novel opens with an omniscient narrator recalling memories of her twelfth birthday.
Melanie felt that it was important to know what every character was thinking, so she wrote her novel from an omniscient point of view.
He thinks he knows what is best for everybody, but as far I know he is not omniscient.
Without an omniscient narrator, the reader is intentionally left in the dark about the motivation of the antagonist until the very end of the story.
If the house had a brain, it would be omniscient because of all the cameras and communication devices in all the rooms.
If he were really as omniscient as he thinks he is, he would know that he needs to adopt a little humility.
Orwell’s disturbing novel, 1984, featured an omniscient government known as Big Brother who kept an eye on all the citizens of a dysfunctional country.
Unless you are omniscient, you can’t possibly predict what type of technology we’ll be relying on in twenty years.
She claims to have psychic abilities, but she never said she was omniscient.
If world leaders had the capability to be omniscient, there would probably be an end to all war.
If you were really omniscient, you wouldn’t have forgotten my birthday, and you would have brought me a sapphire necklace.
Deities are often thought of as omniscient, having the ability to see all things at once.
She got so many answers right, she must be omniscient.
He went to ask a question of the village elder, who was considered omniscient by his people.
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