omnibus
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- noun
- /ˈɑːmnɪbəs/
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omnibus
- The library just added a new omnibus that collects all the short stories by that famous author.
- omnibus budget
- omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act
- omnibus provisions
So this is, this is an omnibus called the Three of Swords that has the first three books in, in that series in it.
- So this is, this is an omnibus called the Three of Swords that has the first three books in, in that series in it.
- The reason why this this omnibus is called The Rediscovery of Man is in part because they managed to get themselves.
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At that time, they passed a massive omnibus spending bill to complete the 2009 budget.
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Each of the eBooks in the Omnibus is copyrighted by the original author.
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Your prize is a free omnibus version of The House of Grey valued at $18.
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Already deemed a "classic" by thousands of readers, this Omnibus Edition collects the five Wool books into a single volume.
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Today's featured book is WOOL Omnibus by Hugh Howey.
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The anthology is essentially an omnibus, bringing together various essays on the topic of climate change.
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Readers appreciate the omnibus of classic fairy tales, which features multiple stories in one volume.
Synonyms
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A book that is part of a set or series
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A book of poems, stories, or short writings by different writers
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A collection of songs, stories, and data gathered into one book or album
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A large, heavy book about a serious subject like history or science
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A book or guide that collects and summarizes important facts about a subject
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Omnibus comes from the Latin word omnis meaning 'all', used in the form omnibus meaning 'for all'. So an omnibus book is a single volume that brings together many works or articles into one place.