transcendability

noun

transcendability

noun

Etymology From transcendable + -ity.

1

The quality or state of being transcendable.

  • ...for the Buddhist this negation never became an insistence on the unreality of this world, but rather an assertion of its transcendability.1970, Paul Younger, The Indian Religious Tradition, page 43:

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