transcendence

noun
UK: /trænˈsendəns/
US: /trænˈsendəns/

  1. The quality of going beyond normal limits.

    1. The movie's ending suggests transcendence of everyday life.
    2. Her performance achieved a level of transcendence rarely seen on stage, captivating everyone.

  2. Existence or experience beyond the normal or physical level.

    1. Meditation can help achieve a state of transcendence.
    2. Many seek transcendence through religious practices, finding peace and understanding.

  3. Superiority or excellence.

    1. Her art shows a transcendence over her earlier works.
    2. The athlete's transcendence in the sport is due to years of dedication and hard work.

Synonyms

surpassing elevation sublimity excellence superiority advancement

Frequently Asked Questions

The word "transcendence" in English means: The quality of going beyond normal limits., Existence or experience beyond the normal or physical level., Superiority or excellence..

The phonetic transcription of "transcendence" is /trænˈsendəns/ in British English and /trænˈsendəns/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "transcendence": surpassing, elevation, sublimity, excellence, superiority, advancement.

Example usage of "transcendence": "The movie's ending suggests transcendence of everyday life.". More examples on the page.