transcendental (Meaning)
transcendental (s)
existing outside of or not in accordance with nature
transcendental (a)
of or characteristic of a system of philosophy emphasizing the intuitive and spiritual above the empirical and material
transcendental (n.)
A transcendentalist.
Synonyms & Antonyms of transcendental
Synonyms:
- extrasensory
- unworldly
- spiritistic
- supersensory
- spiritualistic
- heavenly
- occult
- numinous
- ethereal
- supersensible
Antonyms:
transcendental Sentence Examples
- The artist's transcendental vision inspired a profound connection with the divine.
- The mathematician's transcendental numbers defied easy categorization.
- The philosopher's transcendental arguments sought to establish the existence of God.
- The poet's transcendental imagery evoked a sense of the sublime and the eternal.
- The experience of transcendence left a lasting impression on her soul.
- The transcendental meditation practice brought her inner peace and tranquility.
- The transcendentalist movement emphasized the importance of intuition and direct experience.
- The transcendental character of truth eludes our complete grasp.
- The philosopher's transcendental deduction attempted to uncover the necessary conditions for experience.
- The transcendental qualities of nature filled her with awe and wonder.
FAQs About the word transcendental
existing outside of or not in accordance with nature, of or characteristic of a system of philosophy emphasizing the intuitive and spiritual above the empirical
supernatural, paranormal, metaphysical, mystical, transcendent, divine, mystic, spiritual, psychical, psychic
natural, natural, earthly,earthly, mundane,mundane
The artist's transcendental vision inspired a profound connection with the divine.
The mathematician's transcendental numbers defied easy categorization.
The philosopher's transcendental arguments sought to establish the existence of God.
The poet's transcendental imagery evoked a sense of the sublime and the eternal.
