omni-
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A part added to the start of a word that means all or everywhere
- other
- Specialized
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- The conference featured an omni-directional microphone that captured sound from all angles.
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Watch on YouTubeIt's an Omni directional poop dispenser.
- It's an Omni directional poop dispenser.
- That move that, that sort of Omni, an omnidirectional sense, that was that move several inches away from its body.
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Examples
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And a comfortable headset with Omni directional speaker sound.
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This is a Omni directional, what do you call it, Treadmill ODT.
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It's an Omni directional poop dispenser.
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They developed an omni-present app that provides updates wherever you are.
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The new robot is equipped with omni-directional wheels, allowing it to move in any direction smoothly.
Synonyms
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A word part at the start that means whole or entire
means universality across places rather than a single whole
Surface Forms
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Etymology
The prefix omni- comes from the Latin word omnis, which means 'all'. So when you see omni- in words like omniscient which means 'all-knowing' or omnipresent which means 'present everywhere', it tells you something is 'all' or 'everywhere'.