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Meanings of transcendence in English
Catalan
superioritat Spanish
superioridad Concept designating the extra-categorical attributes of beings.
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Examples for "transcendental"
Examples for "transcendental"
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Music has taken on a transcendental purpose now for these former soldiers.
2
Besides the so-called transcendental movement carried him forward in a swift current.
3
You see, the British have one transcendental quality; they possess common sense.
4
But transcendental logic is the science of the principles of pure thought.
5
Psychologically he is very strong, reading madly, thinking about the transcendental ego.
Usage of transcendence in English
1
She made a special spiritual transcendence throughout the course of these years.
2
The nodes brought them sentience, the supergiant's surplus energy brings them transcendence.
3
What was it the Turusch had said, their third-line description of transcendence?
4
Sometimes you're in a six-county slasher epic, in other times transcendence interposes.
5
Biopolitical demiurge, inverted uniqueness based on the general atomization of all transcendence.
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He reads William Blake to the cows and has episodes of transcendence.
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Other races and cultures would take the path to decadence or transcendence.
8
But back in Makkathran his transcendence had been so real, so vivid.
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Bellow talked about Mozart's transcendence, something with which contemporary man is uncomfortable.
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Somebody once told me that death was just a process of transcendence.
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He engages with the biggest themes of birth, death, suffering and transcendence.
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Sometimes a moment of beauty takes a mundane experience into transcendence.
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This statement affirms both the immanence and the transcendence of God.
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Such moments of political transcendence are rare, and they are evanescent.
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Gospel music is always about the possibility of transcendence, of things getting better.
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Her own emotions swelled at the knowledge that the transcendence had been mutual.
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Translations for transcendence
Portuguese
Transcendence through the time
Transcendence across language varieties
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