NOUN
- a state of being or existence above and beyond the limits of material experience
- the state of excelling or surpassing or going beyond usual limits
How To Use transcendency In A Sentence
- To those who perceive the nature and transcendency of mental force, all physical power sinks into insignificance. The Master Key System
- Never mind that her eagerness to hunt animals, oppose the preservation of polar bears, deny the threat of global warming, and endorse a sport as violent as ice hockey all connote the opposite of self-transcendency. Aimee Liu: Why the Political is Personal(ity)
- In this desert of God, the new generation feels a great thirst for transcendency. Archive 2009-09-01
- And indeed, he hasn't got more than a hundred words or so before we hear about the "great thirst for transcendency" among the young. Modern world: a desert of God
- This tension makes such unique transcendency the ultimate concern rooted in reality.
- In particular, we are to read her Evangelical faith, her five children, including a Down Syndrome baby, and her belief that she is an instrument of God's will as absolute proof of her self-transcendency. Aimee Liu: Why the Political is Personal(ity)
- And his strong Christian faith and commitment to environmental preservation are two indications of self-transcendency. Aimee Liu: Why the Political is Personal(ity)
- This tension makes such unique transcendency the ultimate concern rooted in reality.
- The three dimensions are respectively political integrity, family as the basic unit and internal transcendency.
- As a result, it is especially imminent and important to resurvey the realistic transcendency in the proper realm of theory, by combining with specific creative activities.
