To pass or extend beyond or above (a non-physical limit); to go beyond the limits of (something immaterial); to exceed.

transitive. To pass out of (boundaries, etc.); to transcend the limits of; to proceed beyond (a specified point). Also, rarely, to project beyond. Obs…

To go or pass over; to cross or traverse. In quot. 1400: to ignore.

transitive. To go beyond the limits or restrictions of, to transgress. Now chiefly archaic.

transitive. To exceed or overstep (bounds, limits, rules, etc.); to deviate or digress from; (figurative) to go beyond (one's province, knowledge…

intransitive. To pass the limits of; to exceed, transcend.

transitive. To reach or extend beyond; to exceed in reach; (figurative) to surpass, exceed.

transitive. To go beyond, exceed (a limit). Obsolete.

transitive. To go beyond (a limit); to surpass.

transitive. figurative. To run beyond the fixed limit or point of; to go beyond or exceed (a circumscribed thing) in action.

transitive. To exceed; to overstep (a limit); to transgress through inadvertence.

To be beyond the range, reach, or capacity of; to be more than can be attained, achieved, or apprehended by; to be too much or too great for; to…

To walk or stride across (an intervening space, cavity or obstacle); figurative to overstep, n., transgress; to ‘skip’, miss or neglect in passing…

transitive. To step outside or beyond, to exceed (a limit, bounds, measure, etc.); to overstep.

transitive. To go beyond the bounds of (something). rare.

transitive. To run or travel beyond (a certain point, esp. a point for which one was aiming); to exceed (a limit, measure, etc.).

transitive. To go or pass beyond (a limit or boundary). Now archaic.

transitive. To transcend. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To enact or carry out beyond what is desirable. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. Chiefly literary. To stride past or beyond; (figurative) to go beyond, to exceed.