Omnibus

/ˈɒmnɪbəs/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A volume containing several works previously published separately.

The author's latest omnibus brings together all of her short stories under one cover.

A bus that is used for public transport.

The city’s new omnibus routes have made it easier for residents to get around.

A legislative bill that encompasses multiple provisions or measures.

The congress passed an omnibus spending bill that funded various government programs.

adjective

Relating to or dealing with numerous items or aspects.

The omnibus survey included questions on health, education, and economic well-being.

Latin, meaning 'for all' (from 'omnis').

omnibus bill

A single document that encompasses multiple laws or regulations.

omnibus service

A transport service that provides multiple routes or options.

omnibus edition

A singular publication containing multiple works.

collection

A group of items gathered together.

compilation

A work formed from various sources.

legislation

The process of making or enacting laws.