Webster's Dictionary 1828

1756

ALL-PENETRATING

ALL-PEN'ETRATING, adjective Penetrating every thing.

1757

ALL-PERFECT

ALL-PER'FECT, adjective Completely perfect; having all perfection.

1758

ALL-PERFECTNESS

ALL-PER'FECTNESS, noun The perfection of the whole; entire perfection.

1759

ALL-PIERCING

ALL-PIER'CING, adjective Piercing every thing.

1760

ALL-POWERFUL

ALL-POW'ERFUL, adjective Almighty; omnipotent.

1761

ALL-PRAISED

ALL-PRA'ISED, adjective Praised by all.

1762

ALL-RULING

ALL-RU'LING, adjective Governing all things.

1763

ALL-SAGACIOUS

ALL-SAGA'CIOUS, adjective Having all sagacity; of perfect discernment.

1764

ALL-SAINTS-DAY

ALL-SAINTS-DAY, noun The first day of November, called also all hallows; a feast in honor of all the saints.

1765

ALL-SANCTIFYING

ALL-SANC'TIFYING, adjective Sanctifying the whole.

1766

ALL-SAVING

ALL-SA'VING, adjective Saving all.

1767

ALL-SEARCHING

ALL-SEARCH'ING, adjective Pervading and searching every thing.

1768

ALL-SEEING

ALL-SEE'ING, adjective Seeing every thing.

1769

ALL-SEER

ALL-SEE'R, noun One that sees every thing.

1770

ALL-SHAKING

ALL-SHA'KING, adjective Shaking all things.

1771

ALL-SHUNNED

ALL-SHUN'NED, adjective Shunned by all.

1772

ALL-SOULS-DAY

ALL-SOULS-DAY, noun The second day of November; a feast or solemnity held by the church of Rome, to supplicate for the souls of the faithful deceased.ALL'-SPICE, noun The berry ...

1773

ALL-SUFFICIENCY

ALL-SUFFI'CIENCY, noun Complete or infinite ability.

1774

ALL-SUFFICIENT

ALL-SUFFI'CIENT, adjective Sufficient to every thing; infinitely able.ALL-SUFFI'CIENT, noun The all-sufficient Being; God.

1775

ALL-SURROUNDING

ALL-SURROUND'ING, adjective Encompassing the whole.

1776

ALL-SURVEYING

ALL-SURVEY'ING, noun [See Survey.] Surveying every thing.

1777

ALL-SUSTAINING

ALL-SUSTA'INING, adjective Upholding all things.

1778

ALL-TELLING

ALL-TELL'ING, adjective Telling or divulging every thing.

1779

ALL-TRIUMPHING

ALL-TRI'UMPHING, adjective Triumphant every where or over all.

1780

ALL-WATCHED

ALL-WATCH'ED, adjective Watched throughout.

1781

ALL-WISE

ALL-WI'SE, adjective Possessed of infinite wisdom.

1782

ALL-WITTED

ALL-WIT'TED, adjective Having all kinds of wit.