Transcendent

English

Adjective

Transcendent (comparative more Transcendent, superlative most Transcendent)

1. surpassing usual limits
2. beyond the range of usual perception
3. free from constraints of the material world

Related terms

• transcendence
• transcendency
• transcendental
• transcendently
• transcendology

Verb

Transcendent

1. third-person plural present indicative of transcender
2. third-person plural present subjunctive of transcender

Thesaurus

Christlike, Christly, a cut above, above, absolute, accomplished, ahead, amorphous, ascendant, better, blind, boundless, capping, celestial, chosen, clear as mud, cloudy, consummate, dark, dim, distinguished, divine, eclipsing, eminent, empyrean, entire, eternal, exceeding, excellent, excelling, finer, finished, foggy, fuzzy, godlike, godly, greater, hazy, heavenly, higher, hypothetical, ideal, in ascendancy, in the ascendant, incarnate, incarnated, incomparable, indeterminate, indistinct, infinite, intact, intercessional, intercessive, made flesh, magnificent, major, marked, matchless, mediative, mediatory, misty, muddy, murky, nebulous, obscure, of choice, one up on, opaque, outstanding, over, paramount, peerless, perfect, preeminent, propitiative, propitiatory, rare, redemptive, rivaling, salvational, self-existent, shadowy, shapeless, sublime, super, superb, superhuman, superior, supernatural, supreme, surpassing, theoretical, topping, towering, transcendental, transcending, ultimate, unclear, unique, unmatchable, unparalleled, unplain, unsurpassable, upper, vague, whole

Etymology

transcend

Pronunciation

• IPA: /tɹænˈsɛndɛnt/

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Latin

Verb

transcendent

1. third-person plural future active indicative of transcendō