omega
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- noun
- /oʊˈmeɪɡə/
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omega
- Alpha, omega.
- alpha and omega
- Greek letter omega
The Alpha, the Omega, the Almighty, the great Father.
- The Alpha, the Omega, the Almighty, the great Father.
- It's sort of this sort of Greek letter Omega shaped area of the brain.
- And I guess Omega and Theta to to Donald Neuse.
- In that formula, E equals some NI Omega I capital N.
- It's like Kappa apartheid, alpha Omega or something like that.
Examples
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It is alpha and omega, and thus in each heart.
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The last letter of the Greek alphabet is omega, often used to signify the end of something.
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The alpha and the omega.
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The Alpha, the Omega, the Almighty, the great Father.
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Look for the shape resembling the Greek letter omega.
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Is it a Sigma, Beta, Omega or a Zeta?
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JONATHAN: The omega.
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In mathematics, the symbol omega represents the last value in a sequence.
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The term omega is often used in discussions about the Greek alphabet to denote its final letter.
Idioms
Compounds
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A healthy fat found in fish and some plants that helps the heart and brain
A very large bright group of stars in the southern sky you can see without a telescope
Surface Forms
Etymology
Omega is the name of the last (24th) letter of the Greek alphabet and comes from Greek words meaning a 'big O', with mega meaning 'large'. That's why omega is used as a symbol for the end (as in 'Alpha and Omega') and is also used in science to show how fast something turns.