ascending
- adjective
- /əˈsɛndɪŋ/
- So I printed the report, sorted the data in ascending order from smallest to largest.
A perfect fifth descending is a perfect fourth ascending.
- A perfect fifth descending is a perfect fourth ascending.
- Only in classical music you will find the melodic minor scale referred to as the ascending and descending.
- Usually left side, I believe, and that's because the LAD left ascending.
- That means when my brain says make the shot, my body will do with the brain signal ascending.
Examples
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So I've just drawn this kind of simplified diagram of the ascending pathways.
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The mountain trail offers ascending paths that lead to stunning views at the top.
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So each row is actually a set of ascending powers of a number.
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So let's agree to label them in ascending order of the energy.
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These problems are kind of in ascending order of Vadnais.
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So I printed the CPI report, sorted all of the year over year increases from ascending to declining.
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I wrote the numbers in ascending order to make them easier to read.
Synonyms
In a higher direction
Sloping up toward the top of a hill or road
Moving upward to a higher level
Moving upward, like smoke or a plant
Moving upward like warm air
Moving or growing upward
Rising from a lower to a higher point, as in a path or trend
Sloping upward like a steep path or hill
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
The part of the main artery rising from the left side of the heart that sends blood to the body
- Specialized
Part of the large intestine that goes upward from the small intestine
- Specialized
A blood vessel that carries blood to the ascending colon of the large intestine
- Specialized
The point where a moon or satellite crosses from south to north across Earth's orbital plane
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Etymology
Ascending comes from Latin parts ad- meaning 'to' and scendere meaning 'to climb', the same root as ascend and opposite of descend. So ascending means 'going up', which is why we use it for things that rise or move upward.