trānscēnsio, ōnis, f. (transcendo) = ὑπερβατόν, die Überschreitung der gewöhnlichen Stellung der Wörter und Redeglieder, das Hyperbaton, eine gramm. u. rhet. Figur, Auct. carm. de fig. 160. p. 69 Halm. Isid. orig. 1, 36, 16.
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transcension — /tran sen sheuhn/, n. transcendence. [1605 15; < ML, LL transcension , s. of transcensio lit., a passing over. See TRANSCEND, SION] * * * … Universalium
transcension — tranˈsenchən noun ( s) Etymology: Late Latin transcension , transcensio, from Latin transcensus (past participle of transcendere to transcend) + ion , io ion : an act, process, or instance of transcending … Useful english dictionary
tran|scen|sion — «tran SEHN shuhn», noun. = transcendence. (Cf. ↑transcendence) ╂[< Late Latin trānscensiō, ōnis < Latin trānscendere to transcend] … Useful english dictionary
