omniactive (omniaktiv)

[L. omnis, all, + activus, active: see active.] Doing all things; acting everywhere. [Rare.] He is everlastingly within creation as its inmost life, omnipresent and omniactive . Contemporary Rev., XXIII. 29. omnibus (om'ni-bus), a . and n. [In noun use (def. 1), F. omnibus , a vehicle intended for all'; , for all, dat. pl. of omnis , all, every (> It. ogni, all).] I. a. Including all or a great number; covering or designed to cover many different cases or things; embracing numerous distinct objects: as, an omnibus bill, clause, or order. omnipotently 2t. To make everything of; account one's all. S. Ward, Sermons, p. 3.