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4. transference, transferal, removal, change of residence, move, shift, relocation, transplantation, displacement; passsage, transmission, transmittance, transportation, conveyance, transit, shipment, freightage, truckage.
5. transferee, transfer student.
6. conveyance, Law. deed, Low. grant, cession, lease; disposition, devisal, bestowal, gift, disposal, sale; Law. will, Law. bequest, Law. bequeathal, Law. be-queathment, Law. devise.
transferable, adj. negotiable, transmissible, trans-mittable; communicable, contagious, catching, infectious.
transfiguration, n. transfigurement, transformation, change, modification. See - transformation, transfigure, v. transform, transmute, change, alter. See - transform, transfix, v. 1. impale, pierce, transpierce, stab, prick, stick; puncture, perforate, bore; penetrate, tap, broach, open up; pink, spear, spike, spit, skewer; run through, gut, disembowel, eviscerate.
2. fasten, attach, affix, fix; pin, tack, nail, bolt, hasp.
3. rivet, make motionless, astound, stun; electrify, galvanize; captivate, possess, bewitch, ensorcel, enchant; fascinate, intrigue, absorb, mesmerize, hypnotize.
transform, v. metamorphose, transmute, transfigure, renew, change, Obs. transpose; convert, make into, change into, translate, turn into, alchemize, transubstantiate, transmogrify; alter, modify, permute, mutate, permutate; transshape, remodel, redo, remake, make or do over, re-form, remold, recast, reconstruct, rebuild, restyle; revolutionize, reorganize, reorder, rearrange,
transformation, n. change, modification, permutation, mutation; conversion, metamorphosis, evolution, transfiguration, transfigurement, transmutation, Obs. transposition; translation, transubstantiation, alchemy, transmogrification; revolution, radical change, reorganization, reordering, rearrangement,
transgress, v. 1. pass over, overpass, overstep, go beyond, exceed; intrude, encroach, trespass, invade.
2. break, infringe, breach, infract, commit a breach or an infraction, violate, disobey, defy, contravene; ignore, disregard, neglect, disdain, scorn; fail to notice, take no note of, let slip or slide, forget, shirk, slight.
3. Usu.
transgress against sin, err, deviate from the path of virtue, take a wrong course; go astray, fall from grace, go to the devil; make a mistake, go wrong, slip up, lapse, trip, stray from the straight and narrow, misbehave; go to pot, go to hell, go to hell in a hand-basket; offend, sin against, injure, hurt, harm, wound, wrong, malign.
transgression, n. 1. encroachment, trespassing, invasion, intrusion; overstepping, exceeding; infringement, breach, infraction, violation, disobedience, defiance, contravention; ignoring, disregard, neglect.
2. sin, offense, crime, evil deed, wrong; fault, error, misdeed, dereliction, slip, lapse, omission; shortcoming, peccadillo, malefaction, peccancy; delinquency, breaking of the law, felony, misdemeanor,
transgressor, n. trespasser, wrongdoer, sinner, evildoer, malefactor, offender, culprit; delinquent, juvenile delinguent, misdemeanant, Inf. scofflaw, lawbreaker, Law. malfeasant, Law. misfeasor; hooligan, rascal, ruffian, hoodlum; felon, criminal, Inf. chronic crook, recidivist, backslider.
transience, n. impermanence, transitoriness, temporariness, temporalness; brevity, briefness, shortness,