beyond

*beyond someone or something 

1. on the other side of something. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) When we get beyond this bad road, I'll have to check the tires. I have to get beyond the large gentleman standing in the hall.

2. finished with someone or something; having solved the problems relating to someone or something. (*Typically: be ~; get ~; move ~.) Things will be better when we get beyond this financial crisis. When the country gets beyond the current situation, things will have to get better.

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above and beyond at the back of beyond back of the beyond be beyond ken be beyond the pale beyond beyond a reasonable doubt beyond a shadow of a doubt beyond depth beyond help beyond ken beyond me

beyond means beyond measure beyond question beyond reproach beyond some emotional response beyond the call of duty beyond the pale beyond the shadow of a doubt beyond wildest dreams beyond words can't see beyond the end of nose get beyond a joke

go above and beyond duty go beyond great beyond is beyond me lie beyond live beyond means look beyond see beyond see no further than the end of nose without a shadow of a doubt