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more transcendental

ADJECTIVE

extraordinary, superior

Synonyms

WEAK

absolute abstract accomplished beyond grasp boundless consummate entire eternal exceeding fantastic finished hypothetical ideal incomparable infinite innate intact intellectual intuitive matchless obscure original otherworldly peerless perfect preeminent primordial second to none sublime supernatural supreme surpassing theoretical towering transcending transmundane ultimate unequalable unequalled unique unparalleled unrivalled whole

Antonyms

WEAK

inferior ordinary simple

ADJECTIVE

surpassing

Synonyms

WEAK

boundless mystical spiritual

Example Sentences

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Instead his horrid doubt was more transcendental: "Nevertheless you have expressed my inward conviction, though far more vividly and clearly than I could have done, that the Universe is not the result of chance".

From Scientific American • May 24, 2011

The more transcendental it is held to be, the greater should be the compassion of its interpreters for those who have not seen it.

From The Silent Isle by Benson, Arthur Christopher

And is there anything more transcendental than the gods?

From The Symposium by Dakyns, Henry Graham

But the religion of Mohammed was soon exchanged by him, under the guidance of a famous teacher, for the wider and more transcendental system of Sufism.

From The Persian Literature, Comprising The Shah Nameh, The Rubaiyat, The Divan, and The Gulistan, Volume 2 by Ross, James

His companion's smiles had become more frequent, her eyes were more transcendental still.

From A Chair on the Boulevard by Merrick, Leonard