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Meanings of transcendence in English

Catalan
superioritat
Spanish
superioridad

The state of excelling or surpassing or going beyond usual limits.

        superioritat
        Russian
        трансценденция
        Portuguese
        transcendência
        Spanish
        trascender
        Catalan
        transcendent

        Concept designating the extra-categorical attributes of beings.

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            трансценденция
            Usage of transcendence in English
            1
            She made a special spiritual transcendence throughout the course of these years.
            Radio NZ
            2
            The nodes brought them sentience, the supergiant's surplus energy brings them transcendence.
            The Reality Dysfunction
            3
            What was it the Turusch had said, their third-line description of transcendence?
            Earth strike: star carrier: book one
            4
            Sometimes you're in a six-county slasher epic, in other times transcendence interposes.
            The Irish Times
            5
            Biopolitical demiurge, inverted uniqueness based on the general atomization of all transcendence.
            Grand junction
            6
            He reads William Blake to the cows and has episodes of transcendence.
            The Guardian
            7
            Other races and cultures would take the path to decadence or transcendence.
            The Naked God
            8
            But back in Makkathran his transcendence had been so real, so vivid.
            The evolutionary void
            9
            Bellow talked about Mozart's transcendence, something with which contemporary man is uncomfortable.
            The new yorker
            10
            Somebody once told me that death was just a process of transcendence.
            The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
            11
            He engages with the biggest themes of birth, death, suffering and transcendence.
            The Guardian
            12
            Sometimes a moment of beauty takes a mundane experience into transcendence.
            Wired
            13
            This statement affirms both the immanence and the transcendence of God.
            Studies in the Life of the Christian: His Faith and His Service
            14
            Such moments of political transcendence are rare, and they are evanescent.
            The new yorker
            15
            Gospel music is always about the possibility of transcendence, of things getting better.
            The Guardian
            16
            Her own emotions swelled at the knowledge that the transcendence had been mutual.
            Night tides
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            Portuguese
            transcendência
            Transcendence through the time
            Transcendence across language varieties
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