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Almighty

Almighty

159 8.4
A name for God used in some religions
  • noun
  • /ɑlˈmaɪti/
  • Formal
translation icon : Todopoderoso
  • As to custody over Jerusalem, this can only be the prerogative of Almighty God.
  • Allah the Almighty
  • the Almighty said
  • created by the Almighty

The Alpha, the Omega, the Almighty, the great Father.

Examples

  • The Almighty has blessed us with a beautiful boy child.

  • Yet maybe it was the right time now, a moment only God Almighty could plan.

    Fiction book (1996)
  • Love your brother as yourself and love the Lord God Almighty with all your heart, mind, and soul.

    Fiction book (1992)
  • Tonight they would see what could be done with the help of Almighty God!

    Fiction book (1991)
  • In Your name, God Almighty, we pray.

  • By the grace of the Lord Almighty.

  • The Almighty God, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit bless you.

  • Humble yourself, therefore under God's almighty hand, that He may lift you in due time.

  • In Your name, Almighty God, we pray.

  • The Almighty has blessed us with a beautiful boy child.

Synonyms

God
vsAlmighty
384 2.0

A powerful being who knows everything that people worship as creator and ruler of the world

is a reverent title that stresses supreme power and authority more than the name
Lord
vsAlmighty
  • Literature
197 5.5

God in Christianity and Judaism who people pray to

is a title that highlights supreme power more than simple reverent address
Allah
vsAlmighty
148 3.9

The name of God used by Muslims and Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews

is a title used especially in Judeo-Christian tradition rather than Islamic usage
Creator
vsAlmighty
123 7.0

A name people use for God, the being who made everything

is a general title focusing on supreme power rather than the creating role
Maker
vsAlmighty
88 9.5

God who created the world according to some religions

is a title that stresses overall supreme power rather than only creation
deity
vsAlmighty
62 7.4

A god or goddess that people worship and think has power over part of the world

is specifically a reverent title for the one supreme being in that tradition
Jehovah
vsAlmighty
50 7.5

A name used for God in the Old Testament

is a title used generally in Judeo-Christian contexts rather than a specific transliteration
Divine
vsAlmighty
23 8.6

A being that people believe created the world and rules it

is an explicit title used for that being rather than an adjective describing qualities
God Almighty
vsAlmighty
  • Formal
15 4.9

A name for the very powerful God in Jewish and Christian religions

is the shorter title used in the same tradition without the extra word
God the Father
vsAlmighty
8 5.4

The first person of the Trinity seen as creator and parent of all

is a general title for the supreme being, not a specific Trinitarian role
Supreme Being
vsAlmighty
3 7.5

A perfect, all-powerful, all-knowing creator and ruler of the universe worshipped in religions that believe in one god

is a title used especially in Judeo-Christian tradition rather than a general label
Elohim
vsAlmighty
  • Literature
3 9.9

A Hebrew name in the Bible used for God or gods

is a general title in the Judeo-Christian tradition rather than a Hebrew biblical term
Adonai
vsAlmighty
1 9.9

A respectful Hebrew name used for God in Jewish prayer

is a title used broadly rather than a specific Hebrew word
almighty being
vsAlmighty
1 8.0

A god who has unlimited power over everything

is the specific reverent title used particularly in the Judeo-Christian tradition

Compounds

God Almighty
  • Formal
15 4.9

A name for the very powerful God in Jewish and Christian religions

almighty dollar
  • Informal
3 5.8

Money that strongly influences what people do and choose

A god who has unlimited power over everything

Surface Forms

Almighty singular
Almighties plural

Morphology

Almighty = mighty (opaque) = al + mighty

The prefix 'al-' is an archaic form of 'all', but the specific religious and supreme connotation is not transparent.

Etymology

The word Almighty comes from old English parts eall 'all' and mihtig, which is like the English word might 'power'. So Almighty means 'all-powerful' and is used as a name for God.