Lexicographical Neighbors of Transvaluated
Literary usage of Transvaluated
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Theories of Americanization: A Critical Study, with Special Reference to the by Isaac Baer Berkson (1920)
"... conditions may be transvaluated into goods. But we are not pursuing hairsplitting
discussions for their own sake. Common sense will pragmatically accept ..."
2. Jewish Contributions to Civilization: An Estimate by Joseph Jacobs (1919)
"Its two fundamental doctrines, the Unity of God and the Messianic Hope, could
easily be transvaluated into scientific terms, as James Darmesteter once ..."
3. Jewish Contributions to Civilization: An Estimate by Joseph Jacobs (1920)
"Its two fundamental doctrines, the Unity of God and the Messianic Hope, could
easily be transvaluated into scientific terms, as James Darmesteter once ..."
4. The Keeper of the Keys: Being Essays on Christian Thought in the Twentieth by Frederick William Orde Ward (1906)
"Joined to Him and resting in Him, our own imperfections and vilest infirmities
are gathered up and included and transubstantiated and transvaluated ..."
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