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all-present

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Etymology

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From all- +‎ present.

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all-present (not comparable)

  1. Present everywhere at the same time; omnipresent.
    • 2006, Max Anders, Steven Lawson, Holman Old Testament Commentary - Psalms 76-150:
      Further, David understood that God is all-present, and he could never escape the divine presence.

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