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Meanings of transcendent in English
Usage of transcendent in English
1
Increasingly the gods were seen as symbols of a single transcendent Reality.
2
Aside from such transcendent lapses, however, he is not to be pleased.
3
There had been the engrossment of transcendent emotion in repelling the charge.
4
We need to give our daily acts transcendent meaning and moral significance.
5
Among the more mystically inclined sacrifice became a personal and transcendent experience.
6
The expression of the American poet is to be transcendent and new.
7
In every domestic relation, the influence of woman is of transcendent concern.
8
It was a time of belonging, of thinking alike, of transcendent sharing.
9
A morning of transcendent loveliness followed the awful horrors of the night.
10
This is the transcendent and surpassing offspring of sheer and unpolluted sympathy.
11
While in England Braham had shown proof s of a transcendent talent.
12
Theologians talk about a transcendent God and a God who is imminent.
13
The fate gleams transcendent above him, the brightness of eternal, unthinkable not-being.
14
It was as if Lincoln disappeared so that transcendent truths could appear.
15
As the play went on, her acting grew more and more transcendent.
16
Society is sure to slander a woman of transcendent beauty and intellect.
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Transcendent through the time
Transcendent across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common