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transcendent

/trænˈsen.dənt/

Traduction: Décrit ce qui dépasse les limites de l'expérience ou de la compréhension ordinaires ; extrêmement grand ou supérieur.

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adjective

/trænˈsen.dənt/C2formal
  • frDécrit ce qui dépasse les limites de l'expérience ou de la compréhension ordinaires ; extrêmement grand ou supérieur.

Describes something that is beyond ordinary experience or understanding; extremely great or supreme.

  1. Surpassing excellenceC1formal

    Exceeding or going beyond ordinary limits, especially in terms of excellence or greatness.

    frqui surpasse l'excellence

    • Her transcendent performance moved the entire audience to tears.
    • The artist's work is considered transcendent in its beauty and originality.
    • He achieved a transcendent level of mastery in his field.

    Synonymesexcellentincomparableoutstandingpeerlesspreeminentsuperlativesupremesurpassingunequaledunmatched

    Antonymescommonplaceinferiormediocreordinaryundistinguished

  2. Beyond human experienceC2formal

    Existing or operating beyond the ordinary range of human perception, understanding, or experience.

    frau-delà de l'expérience humaine

    • The philosopher spoke of a transcendent reality beyond the physical world.
    • Meditation can lead to a transcendent state of consciousness.
    • The concept of God is often described as transcendent and unknowable.

    Synonymesineffablemetaphysicalotherworldlypreternaturalsupernaturaltranscendentalunutterable

    Antonymesempiricalexperientialimmanentmundaneworldly

Formes
  • more transcendent comparative form
  • most transcendent superlative form
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