Exquisite
Exquisite adjective - Satisfying or pleasing because of fineness or mildness.
Usage example: waiters at the wedding reception served exquisite hors d'oeuvres from silver trays
Transcendent and exquisite are semantically related in ideal topic. In some cases you can use "Transcendent" instead an adjective "Exquisite".
Nearby Word: exquisitely
Transcendent
Transcendent adjective - Of, relating to, or being part of a reality beyond the observable physical universe.
Exquisite and transcendent are semantically related in ideal topic. Sometimes you can use "Exquisite" instead an adjective "Transcendent".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- ideal and exquisite
- ideal and transcendent
- choice and exquisite
- choice and transcendent
- rare and exquisite
- rare and transcendent
- fine and exquisite
- fine and transcendent
- perfect and exquisite
- perfect and transcendent
- consummate and exquisite
- consummate and transcendent
- divine and exquisite
- divine and transcendent
Both words in one sentence
- In Eddings's Belgariad series there is mentioned (very briefly) to be a member of the good guy army who is a young, brain-damaged lad with a transcendent musical talent, playing songs of exquisite beauty.
Source: Too Good for This Sinful Earth
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