godlike

Artists have often been said to take on godlike powers of life and death, but here it feels almost true.

In the first series of the revival, Rose absorbed the energy of the time vortex, which gave her godlike powers.

Men who become involved with us outside of work are made to feel godlike (in some cases), or just kind of special.

The godlike Dr. Manhattan perceives time from outside its stream, freely moving between the past and the future.

She was a creature consecrated, made holy by suffering; she was the sacredness of life incarnate, a thing godlike, beyond earth.

Then, holding it in one hand, he faced the assemblage and delivered himself of one godlike belch.

But to Forrester's godlike, abnormally perceptive vision, the park seemed no darker than it had at dusk, an hour or so before.

And so long as men are more creative and godlike in engines than they are in sermons, I listen to engines.

Using the ridges made by the toes as steps, she clammered up to the dark bulge of the deity's godlike bunion.