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transcendency

/trænˈsen.dən.si/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état ou la qualité de ce qui transcende, c'est-à-dire ce qui dépasse les limites de l'expérience matérielle ou les bornes ordinaires, ou encore un caractère de supériorité et d'excellence au-delà des normes habituelles.

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C2formalcommon/trænˈsen.dən.si/

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A noun referring to a state of being or existence that goes beyond the limits of material experience, or the quality of excelling and surpassing usual limits.

  • 🇫🇷Nom désignant l'état ou la qualité de ce qui transcende, c'est-à-dire ce qui dépasse les limites de l'expérience matérielle ou les bornes ordinaires, ou encore un caractère de supériorité et d'excellence au-delà des normes habituelles.
  1. State of being beyond material experience C2 formal

    A condition or existence that is above and beyond the limits of ordinary physical or material experience.

    • The philosopher spoke of the transcendency of the human soul.
    • Many spiritual traditions seek to achieve a state of transcendency.
    • The concept of transcendency is central to metaphysical discussions.

    🇫🇷Transcendance

    Synonymes: immaterialityincorporealityotherworldlinessspiritualitytranscendence

  2. State of excelling or surpassing limits C2 formal

    The quality or state of going beyond usual limits, excelling, or surpassing others.

    • Her transcendency in the field of mathematics was recognized worldwide.
    • The artist's work achieved a transcendency that defied conventional categories.
    • His transcendency over his peers was evident in his innovative ideas.

    🇫🇷État de dépassement ou d'excellence

    Synonymes: ascendancyexcellencepreeminencesuperioritysupremacysurpassingtranscendence

    Antonymes: immanenceimmanency

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