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transcend

Definition for transcend

verb as in go beyond; surpass

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This was the son of a miner, a boy from Barnsley and proud Yorkshireman, whose exploits as an umpire transcended cricket and made him a national treasure.

From BBC

The author emphasizes that the core issue transcends political ideology, focusing instead on the vulnerability of chronically online young men who lack real-world connections and mentorship.

The record-breaking dominance he has gone on to achieve has transcended the sport and established Duplantis as the sport's biggest star.

From BBC

Hatton had rare popularity, being a figure who managed to transcend his sport.

From BBC

RENO, Nevada — The history of Mexican boxing features names that transcend generations.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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