Object

• boundary: The humanist allegiance in these poems transcends national boundaries.

• limitation: Music is a form of communication which, at its best, transcends the limitations of language in unifying the people.

• duality: For this reason, language can no more transcend duality than paintings or photographs upon a flat surface can go beyond two dimensions.

• dualism: Lately a number of researchers have suggested approaches which help to transcend such dualism.

• barrier: To me music is perhaps the greatest religion, transcending all barriers of language, color or creed.

• genre: Her angelic vocals transcend musical genres, giving her fans from all sides of the music spectrum.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• such: Cornelius Cardew always had a love for the collective that transcended individual concerns such as career or fame.

Used with why or when

• what: Objects are much more important than language in absurd theater: what happens transcends what is being said about it.

Adjective complement

• employer-based: Is with coming held this same quot transcending employer-based he will leave.

• social: Unity in Christ totally transcends social, ethnic and gender distinctions.

• simple: Using archive footage and photographs, the film is quite successful in transcending simple talking heads.

Modifying Another Word

• somehow: I love it when that happens - the music somehow transcends the aural and manages to connect directly to your emotions.

• thereby: I hope you can create something good out of something bad, and thereby transcend and transform it.

• far: Yet Scorpio is a truly mystical sign and can transcend far beyond the physical realm to depths often left wanting in others.

• totally: Unity in Christ totally transcends social, ethnic and gender distinctions.

• thus: I use the means of painting on canvas to transcend the medium to create a vehicle, thus transcend my reality into physical.

• truly: The horizon of self-transcendence no longer lies in that which truly transcends the subject, but is within the boundary of consciousness.