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transcendental

/ˌtræn.senˈden.təl/

Traduction: Relatif à la sphère spirituelle ou immatérielle ; qui dépasse le cadre de l'expérience ordinaire ou quotidienne.

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/ˌtræn.senˈden.təl/C2formal
  • frRelatif à la sphère spirituelle ou immatérielle ; qui dépasse le cadre de l'expérience ordinaire ou quotidienne.

Relating to a spiritual or non-physical realm; beyond ordinary or common experience.

  1. Beyond ordinary experienceC2formal

    Relating to a reality that exists outside of normal human experience or the physical world.

    frtranscendantal (au-delà de l'expérience ordinaire)

    • The philosopher argued for a transcendental reality beyond the senses.
    • Meditation can lead to transcendental states of consciousness.
    • His poetry explores transcendental themes of the soul and the universe.

    Synonymesmetaphysicalotherworldlypreternaturalspiritualsupernaturaltranscendentunworldly

    Antonymesempiricalimmanentmundanephenomenalsensoryworldly

  2. Philosophical systemC2formal

    Relating to a philosophy that emphasizes intuition and spirituality over empirical evidence and material concerns.

    frTranscendantalisme

    • Transcendental philosophy focuses on the innate structures of the mind.
    • The transcendental movement in America was led by thinkers like Emerson and Thoreau.
    • Her work is deeply influenced by transcendental ideas about nature and the self.

    Synonymesidealisticmysticalotherworldlyspiritual

    Antonymesempiricalmaterialisticpragmatic

Formes
  • more transcendental comparative form
  • most transcendental superlative form
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