单词 | transcendent |
释义 | tran·scen·dent I. also tran·scen·dant 1. a. < his own detestation of the rigors of winter made the children's courage appear transcendent — Elinor Wylie > < the transcendent importance of news … in a democracy — F.L.Mott > < the poet … fuses the elements of a profound perception into a single transcendent vision — George Whalley > b. < philosophers … often explicitly reject the notion of any transcendent reality beyond thought … and claim to be concerned only with thought itself and its immanent necessities — W.P.Alston > c. Kantianism 2. < too transcendent, too difficult, and too unrelated to the human heart to satisfy other men — H.O.Taylor > 3. < the ideal of a transcendent and holy being — M.R.Cohen > < the idea of a source and end of life, too transcendent to the … powers of human life to be either simply comprehended by the human mind or easily manipulated — Reinhold Niebuhr > — contrasted with immanent II. also transcendant a. b. Kantianism < spirit … is a transcendent over against that which can be perceived by the senses — R.K.Bultmann > |
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