Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Transcend

Transcendv.to surpass, excel, go beyond, climb

1217

Transcendence

Transcendence, or Transcendencyn.excellence

1218

Transcendent

Transcendenta.surpassing, very excellent

1219

Transcendental

Transcendentala.surpassing, noting quantities which cannot be expressed or fixed to any equation, and are indeterminate

1220

Transcendently

Transcendentlyad.eminently, excellently

1221

Transcolate

Transcolatev.t.to strain through a sieve

1222

Transcribe

Transcribev.t.to copy, to write from or over

1223

Transcriber

Transcribern.one who writes from a copy, a copier

1224

Transcript

Transcriptn.a copy from an original

1225

Transcriptively

Transcriptivelyad.in the manner of or by a copy

1226

Transcur

Transcurv.i.to run to and fro, rove, ob.

1227

Transcursion

Transcursionn.a passing beyond limits, a ramble

1228

Transduction

Transductionn.the act of conveying over

1229

Transelementation

Transelementationn.a change of elements, ob.

1230

Transexion

Transexionn.a change of sex or nature, ob.

1231

Transfer

Transferv.t.to make over, remove, transport

1232

Transfer (2)

Transfern.the act of making over to another

1233

Transferable

Transferablea.that may or can be transfered

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Transfiguration

Transfigurationn.a change of form, a change

1235

Transfigure

Transfigurev.t.to transform, to change the shape

1236

Transfix

Transfixv.t.to pierce through, to kill

1237

Transform

Transformv.to change of form or state

1238

Transfretation

Transfretationn.a passage made over a sea, ob.

1239

Transfuse

Transfusev.t.to pour into another, to change

1240

Transfusion

Transfusionn.the act of pouring into another

1241

Transgress

Transgressv.to violate, break, offend, go beyond

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Transgression

Transgressionn.a violation, offense, sin, crime