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transcendent
adjective as in extraordinary
Strongest matches
Weak matches
- absolute
- accomplished
- beyond grasp
- boundless
- consummate
- entire
- eternal
- exceeding
- finished
- hypothetical
- ideal
- incomparable
- infinite
- innate
- intact
- intellectual
- intuitive
- matchless
- obscure
- original
- peerless
- perfect
- pre-eminent
- primordial
- superior
- supreme
- surpassing
- theoretical
- towering
- transcendental
- transcending
- transmundane
- unequalable
- unequalled
- unique
- unparalleled
- unrivalled
- whole
Example Sentences
Far from avoiding transcendent artistic experiences, the left can lay claim to most of them.
And, like “Anora,” this movie ends on a perfect, transcendent note.
Sheen describes this in transcendent terms until the moment he realized he was endangering the lives of hundreds of people, at which point he returned to his seat, “owning this experience.”
There’s no comedy equivalent of Jean Smart’s hilariously blunt mom in this story; instead, Ingelsby trades that tart energy for a transcendent joy accentuating the disheveled humanity of people who could be any of us.
The U.S. poet laureate and native Californian’s seventh collection of poetry is rooted in the land, but gives voice to the transcendent.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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