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US /trænˈsend/ UK /trænˈsend/
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fall short ofremain within
Forms transcendingtranscends
Derived forms transcendencetranscendenttranscendentaltranscending

From Middle English transcenden and Old French transcender, from Latin transcendere, "to climb over or surpass," formed from trans- ("across, beyond") + scandere ("to climb"). The physical image of climbing over a boundary developed into the abstract sense of exceeding ordinary limits.

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