transe

[ trahns ]

noun

, Scot.

, transed, trans·ing.

1. trance ².

Example Sentences

The only instrumental on the playlist is Transe Eastern Blues by Abaji. This track for me had a spiritual quality of accepting a situation but without surrendering hope.

From The Guardian

The lawer transe was condempned, diverse slane into it, and the East blok-house was schote of fra the rest of the place, betuix ten houris and ellevin.

From Project Gutenberg

Never a horse was i' the transe; an' the priest, first layin' the cross 'at hang frae 's belt agane the door o' the chaumer, flang 't open wi'oot ony ceremony, for ye 'll alloo there was room for nane.

From Project Gutenberg

"Ahint ye, my leddy, gien ye wull hae 't," answered Malcolm, not unwilling to punish her a little; "—jist at the far en' o' the transe there."

From Project Gutenberg

He laid his hand on the knob, withdrew it, thought he heard some one in the transe, rushed up the garret stair, and stood listening, hastened down, and with a sudden influx of determination opened the door, saw that the trap was raised, closed the door behind him, and standing with his head on the level of the floor, gazed into the paradise of Miss St. John's room.

From Project Gutenberg