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Definition of ascensional - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
astronomyDated relating to the rising movement of celestial objectsDated
- The ascensional coordinates were crucial for the observation.
2.
movementDated relating to upward movement or risingDated
- The ascensional air currents lifted the glider.
3.
spiritualityDated related to achieving a higher spiritual stateDated
- Meditation can lead to an ascensional experience.
Origin of ascensional
Latin, ascendere (to climb) + -al (pertaining to)
Examples of ascensional in a sentence
Astronomers discussed the ascensional motion of the star. The ascensional path was steep and challenging. Ascensional forces shaped the mountain's peak. The retreat offered an ascensional journey. Her ascensional path was evident in her writings.
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- French:ascensionnel, montant, ...
- German:aufsteigend, emporsteigend, ...
- Italian:ascensionale, in ascesa, ...
- Spanish:ascensional, ascendente, ...
- Portuguese:ascensional, ascendente, ...
- Chinese:升起的, 升空的, ...
- Japanese:上昇の, 上昇する, ...
- Arabic:صاعِد, رُوحِيّ رُقِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מַעֲלִי, עָלוּי, ...
- Russian:восходящий, подъёмный, ...
- Ukrainian:підйомний, висхідний, ...
- Hindi:आरोही, उर्ध्वमुखी, ...
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