supertranscendental

English

Alternative forms

• super-transcendental

Etymology

super- +‎ transcendental

Adjective

supertranscendental (comparative more supertranscendental, superlative most supertranscendental)

1. (rare) Supertranscendent.
   • 1917, Harold W. Percival, The Word, Volume 25‎^[1], Theosophical Publishing Company, page 232:

     It is the mystic supertranscendental state in which we say the Divine lives —— if such an expression is allowed.

   • 1944, The Journal of Musicology, Volume 4‎^[2], Music Science Press, page 43:

     The Adagio sostenuto of Opus 106 — the greatest adagio Beethover ever wrote, without qualification — is supertranscendental.

   • 1977, Marcus Bach, The Power of Rotal Living: A Holistic Approach to the Coming of the New Person for the New Age‎^[3], Fawcett Crest, →ISBN, page 195:

     Today spin-off groups range all the way from existential to supertranscendental meditation, various innovative centers, ashrams and retreats.