Transcended is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRANSCENDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TRANSCEND, to surpass; to exceed
• surpass (a person or achievement)
• be or go beyond the range or limits of (a field of activity or conceptual sphere)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to rise above or go beyond the limits of; to triumph over the negative or restrictive aspects; overcome; to be prior to, beyond, and above (the universe or material existence)

Words related to TRANSCENDED

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How to use TRANSCENDED in a sentence

• It transcended in brilliancy anything which had yet appeared in the Edinburgh or Quarterly.
• But by 1991 Kapor had transcended any such narrow role.
• Other writers transcended Hood in the region of the terrible.
• Ultimately passion should be transcended since in any case it must be left behind.
• She found herself on her knees, her face hidden in her hands, sending out a passionate cry which transcended words.
• Such bodies as the Knights Templars transcended nationality in the Middle Ages.
• The religion it interpreted transcended the actual conditions of humanity, while art is bound down by its nature to the limitations of the world we live in.
• As in every other case when we push a physical investigation to its limit, so here also, we find our power of thought transcended, and ourselves in the presence of the infinite.
• From the moment it was ascertained that his death, early and unexpectedly, was known to be certain, the grief of his parents transcended the bounds of ordinary sorrow.
• Thou art He, O my Lord, Whose bounty hath surpassed all things, and Whose power hath transcended all things, and Whose mercy hath encompassed all things.
• Since he had transcended these limited tools, attempts to comprehend his actions on a rational basis were meaningless.
• In their respect for woman and the stress they laid on chastity, the ancient Germans transcended without doubt many savages.
• The sickening certainty transcended all other considerations.
• By insisting that God transcends man, man has transcended himself.
• The influence of this sublime autocrat in the realms of intellect has transcended calculation.
• The most ambitious tradition boldly transcended the limits of human occupation, and gave to Divinity itself a place of nurture in the fastnesses of the Cretan mountains.
• This demonstration of the royalists, and particularly of the royalist ladies, transcended the bounds of propriety, and of their own dignity.
• Already it was evident that the ultimate problem transcended the mere question of slavery, and many knew that human beings could not always be confined to an artificial status.
• I have nothing to do with the motives which have led to those acts, which I believe to have transcended the boundaries of the Constitution.
• All their aspirations and prayers were fulfilled by being transcended, and they found themselves in a position vastly more important than had been reached even in their dreams.
• The sound and the concussion transcended what had been conceivable.
• Its nearness was such that, notwithstanding its actual smallness, its glow infinitely transcended theirs.
• However He transcended their poor personalities, as transcend them they knew He must, God was yet best expressed in the form of the human, conscious personality.
• This capacity far transcended, or, more correctly, differed from, what is ordinarily called the judicial habit of mind.
• Calhoun was the only man in the Cabinet who expressed the opinion that General Jackson had transcended his powers, and ought to be brought before a court of inquiry.
• Baronford had done its humble best towards providing itself with a Town Hall, had in fact transcended all expectations, and Dot was in high spirits in consequence.
• Late in the afternoon, little Philip was lifted down from riding before old Ralph into the arms of the splendid officer, whose appearance transcended all his visions.
• But in every such case the Servant had transcended the Menial, the Service had been exalted above the Wage.
• He was convinced that nearly all, if not all, of the great West was dedicated to freedom by a law which transcended any human enactment.
• But the qualities shown by the Assembly transcended mere matters of form.

Similar words containing CEND without suffix ed and without prefix trans

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