transcendency

A spy they will not suffer; a lover, a poet, is the transcendency of their own nature,—him they will suffer.

Indeed, the transcendency of his poetical distinctions has tended to overshadow his other claims and uses.

It was her first, because she was the mother of a boy so well behaved that he had become a proverb of transcendency.

This transcendency on their part inspired them with pride, and they would have liked to make a display of it.

I believe every problem of life can be solved by the transcendency of the spirit which has transcended us up here.