Examples of 'ascend' in a sentence
Meaning of "ascend"
Ascend as a verb refers to moving upwards or rising, both literally and metaphorically. It is commonly used to describe the act of climbing, increasing, or progressing to a higher position or level
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- To move upward, to fly, to soar.
- To slope in an upward direction.
- To go up.
- To succeed.
How to use "ascend" in a sentence
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Always ascend slopes carefully in a direct path.
Then let them ascend the ropes.
But we ascend to knowledge of spiritual things by analogy.
You should not ascend the throne.
I ascend to the highest ranks of the church.
Whoever wants to ascend should first descend.
Ascend while circling towards the east.
He believes he can ascend to heaven through sex.
Ascend the stairs in the first floor.
Five of these ascend the penultimate whorl.
Ascend to the top of a wooden observation tower.
You will soon ascend the throne.
We ascend into the heavens once again.
So that we may ascend with all haste.
To ascend to the castle there are two options.
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You will now ascend into heaven.
Here every man seeks his ascend.
He must ascend or fall by his own devices.
Higher than you can mentally ascend to.
I cannot ascend from the low upwards.
The ladder my soul must ascend to heaven.
I shall ascend to the highest point of heaven.
I will help you ascend the throne.
Souls ascend up into the night sky.
Soli ta soho hotel an ascend hotel collection.
You must be cleansed before you ascend.
You can ascend a mountain if you want to.
No freaking way for us to ascend to heaven now.
I am not really supposed to help people ascend.
And hopefully ascend without fear of attack.
Higher than you could mentally ascend to.
Both wanted to ascend the staircase to heaven.
They believe they are gonna ascend to be the.
We need to ascend the aorta to the celiac.
He must not be allowed to ascend the throne.
I will ascend the regal throne.
We have to descend a rung in order to ascend one.
You will never ascend to the stage.
Scorning the base degrees by which he did ascend.
Unwilling or unable to ascend the vertiginous heights.
This day let grateful praise ascend.
Swarms of pigeons ascend from the sand.
They all have the opportunity to ascend.
The two leaders ascend to power differently.
But only a chosen few can ascend.
Her husband would ascend to the throne.
And only the worthy will ascend.
These two branches ascend almost perpendicularly.
The immense heights man might ascend to.
Whosoever wants to ascend must first of all descend.
