transcend — to go beyond the usual limits of something; to be or go beyond the range or limits of
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to go beyond the usual limits of something; to be or go beyond the range or limits of
Pronunciation (IPA): /trænˈsend/
Korean meaning: 초월하다, 뛰어넘다, 능가하다
Korean pronunciation: 트랜**센**드
Example Sentences
- My cooking skills transcend the basic level of burning water.
- Art has the power to transcend language barriers and unite people.
- His ability to transcend sleep deprivation during exam week was legendary.
transcend
VERB//trænˈsend//
to go beyond the usual limits of something; to be or go beyond the range or limits of
The climber transcends the storm barrier to reach the summit
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While others defend below, heroes ascend and transcend!
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Origin
From Latin 'transcendere', composed of 'trans-' (across, beyond) and 'scandere' (to climb). The word literally means 'to climb across or beyond' and entered English in the 14th century through Old French and Medieval Latin.
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“My cooking skills transcend the basic level of burning water.”
“Art has the power to transcend language barriers and unite people.”
“His ability to transcend sleep deprivation during exam week was legendary.”
“The novel's themes transcend its historical setting to speak to modern readers.”
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