beyond
1
to or at the side that is further
- We hiked past the cabin and beyond into the forest.
- A meadow stretched beyond, full of wildflowers.
- The road continues beyond to a small fishing village.
- The river bends out of sight and beyond.
- He disappeared beyond into the dense fog.
2
in a way that surpasses or extends past a particular limit, point, or stage
- The runner pushed himself to exhaustion and beyond.
- Their friendship lasted through college and beyond.
- The machine performed past its expected lifespan and beyond.
- Her skills grew to expert level and beyond.
- They explored the capabilities of the software and beyond.
3
after a particular time or event; continuing further in time
- The party carried on into the night and beyond.
- Construction will continue into next year and beyond.
- He studied the Civil War period and beyond.
- Their popularity remained strong through the 90s and beyond.
- The story covers her childhood and beyond.
4
used as an intensifier before an adjective to emphasize an extreme degree
- The situation was beyond strange.
- Her explanation was beyond confusing.
- The decision seemed beyond foolish.
- His behavior was beyond disrespectful.
- The idea was beyond ridiculous.