Supreme Being

or su·preme be·ing

[ suh-preem bee-ing, soo- ]

noun

1. (in many belief systems) the eternal, infinite spirit, mind, or other transcendent entity that is the creator or ultimate source of the universe and that rules or orders it. higher power.

Supreme Being

noun

1. the most exalted being; God

Word History and Origins

Origin of Supreme Being¹

First recorded in 1690–1700

Example Sentences

He then got rid of all the ridiculous sides of it: like the 10-day calendar, the cult of the Supreme Being, and mass guillotines.

From The Daily Beast

“The government cannot compel a nonbeliever to take an oath that affirms the existence of a supreme being,” Miller added.

From The Daily Beast

Deism is the belief in a supreme being who is a creator who does not intervene in the universe.

From The Daily Beast

He is not worshipped in any temple, having lost this prerogative on account of his ambitious desire to find out the Supreme Being.

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This was the only people which understood the relations between man and the Supreme Being.

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Like Plato, he admitted the existence of a Supreme Being, to whom he attributed providence.

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One day the Supreme Being took it into his head to give a great banquet in his palace of azure.

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But the Supreme Being noticed two charming ladies who seemed to be totally unacquainted.

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