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tran⋅scen⋅den⋅tal⋅ize
/
ˌtræn
sɛnˈdɛn
tlˌaɪz
,
-sən-
/
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den
-tl-ahyz
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uh
n-
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transcendentalise
–verb (used with object),
-ized,
-iz⋅ing.
1.
to cause to become transcendent.
2.
to cause to become transcendental; idealize.
Also,
especially British
,
tran⋅scen⋅den⋅tal⋅ise.
Origin:
1840–50;
transcendental
+
-ize
Related forms:
tran⋅scen⋅den⋅tal⋅i⋅za⋅tion,
noun
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