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But on a deeper, more transcendent level, Grenier is indeed on intimate terms with all these figures and their writing.

For those who wish for objects and makers to be more pure, or more transcendent, they might consider joining a church.

There is a darker, yet more transcendent, sense in which he is our unchallengeable person of the year.

This book advocates for the sport as pathway to a more transcendent view of life.

One by one they have disappeared from the political field, leaving it free to a question more transcendent far.

It was brimful of lusty talent, and there seemed to him to be a hint of something more transcendent than talent.

Hence, could we penetrate the mysteries of existence, there would still remain more transcendent mysteries.

As the play went on, her acting grew more and more transcendent.

Not to say too, that here in the East the beauty of woman is more transcendent, and the forms of the men cast in a finer mould.

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On this page you'll find 96 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to more transcendent, such as: absolute, abstract, accomplished, boundless, consummate, and entire.

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

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