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trans-

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Across to show movement from one place or state to another
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  • The scientific process will transform the raw materials into usable energy.

Have you fell into the lull of just listening to the information that you hear repeatedly without it letting trans, letting it transform you?

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Examples

  • The architect designed the building to transmit natural light throughout the interior.

  • The team's aim is to transcend previous records and set new ones in the competition.

  • And it's said to work in trans, that is a cross.

  • In fact, in the wise words of Ruth Hunt and so many more since her, trans women are women.

  • Women's wear size to suit trans women specific to their needs?

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Etymology

Trans- comes from the Latin trans meaning 'across' or 'beyond', and you can see it in everyday words like transport and transfer. So trans- tells you something goes across, through, or changes from one place or state to another.