transcend

This outlook inherently resists race- and gender-based hierarchy and embraces radical equality in ways that transcend socially constructed identities.

“The interests of the United States with respect to Mexico transcend party divisions.”

But the Republican nominee had shown a habit for transcending and even thriving in moments of adversity.

And yet it possesses an underlying narrative drive, a pull to discover its secrets that transcends any sense of sadness.

“To millions, Fernando Valenzuela was more than a baseball player. He was an icon that transcended the limits of hope and dreams,” Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said in a statement.