omnicompetent

/ ˌɒmnɪˈkɒmpɪtənt /

adjective

1. able to judge or deal with all matters

Derived Forms

• ˌomniˈcompetence, noun

Example Sentences

Another assumption is that the civil service is omnicompetent.

From Washington Post

It established that parliament was “omnicompetent”, that is, it had control over the whole of government, albeit under the monarch.

From Reuters

Given that Balty is lovably bumbling, it’s inevitable that he should be advised by an all-knowing Jeeves, the omnicompetent, if slightly morose Huncks.

From Washington Post

Grossman cuts such a heroic, omnicompetent figure he might have stepped out of a video game himself.

From Slate

As he wrote: “I have not happened to meet anybody, from a president of the United States to a professor of political science, who came anywhere near to embodying the ideal of the sovereign and omnicompetent citizen.”

From The Guardian