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transcend [Am træn(t)ˈsɛnd, Brit tranˈsɛnd, trɑːnˈsɛnd] VERB trans form
1. transcend (go beyond):
2. transcend (overcome):
3. transcend:
- transcend PHILOS, REL
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transcend [trænˈsend] VERB trans
1. transcend (go beyond):
- transcend
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2. transcend (surpass):
- transcend
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im PONS Wörterbuch
transcend [træn·ˈsend] VERB trans
1. transcend (go beyond):
- transcend
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- to transcend barriers/limitations
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2. transcend (surpass):
- transcend
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| I | transcend |
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| you | transcend |
| he/she/it | transcends |
| we | transcend |
| you | transcend |
| they | transcend |
| I | transcended |
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| you | transcended |
| he/she/it | transcended |
| we | transcended |
| you | transcended |
| they | transcended |
| I | have | transcended |
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| you | have | transcended |
| he/she/it | has | transcended |
| we | have | transcended |
| you | have | transcended |
| they | have | transcended |
| I | had | transcended |
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| you | had | transcended |
| he/she/it | had | transcended |
| we | had | transcended |
| you | had | transcended |
| they | had | transcended |
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What's harder to transcend is the hermetic nature of the genre: when everything rests on solving the mystery, there's little room for metaphor.
en.wikipedia.org Later it is shown that she transcended death.
en.wikipedia.org Examples exist of teacher and student success stories where learning has transcended the classroom and has reached far out into society.
en.wikipedia.org It pushed against expectations attaching to the thriller form, often transcending the limits of the genre.
en.wikipedia.org This person can then transcend the turbidity of views.
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