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Definition of ascending
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Ascending
(a.)
Rising;
moving
upward;
as, an
ascending
kite..
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Ascension
::
Ascension
(n.) The act of
ascending;
a
rising;
ascent.
Anamorphism
::
Anamorphism
(n.) A
gradual
progression
from one type to
another,
generally
ascending..
Increment
::
Increment
(n.) The
increase
of a
variable
quantity
or
fraction
from its
present
value to its next
ascending
value;
the
finite
quantity,
generally
variable,
by which a
variable
quantity
is
increased..
Declivity
::
Declivity
(n.)
Deviation
from a
horizontal
line;
gradual
descent
of
surface;
inclination
downward;
slope;
--
opposed
to
acclivity,
or
ascent;
the same
slope,
considered
as
descending,
being a
declivity,
which,
considered
as
ascending,
is an
acclivity..
Chain Pump
::
Chain pump () A pump
consisting
of an
endless
chain,
running
over a drum or wheel by which it is
moved,
and
dipping
below the water to be
raised.
The chain has at
intervals
disks or lifts which fit the tube
through
which the
ascending
part
passes
and carry the water to the point of
discharge..
Introit
::
Introit
(n.) A part of a psalm or other
portion
of
Scripture
read by the
priest
at Mass
immediately
after
ascending
to the
altar.
Dextrorse
::
Dextrorse
(a.)
Turning
from the left to the
right,
in the
ascending
line, as in the
spiral
inclination
of the stem of the
common
morning-glory..
Anadromous
::
Anadromous
(a.)
Ascending
rivers
from the sea, at
certain
seasons,
for
breeding,
as the
salmon,
shad, etc..
Dracontic
::
Dracontic
(a.)
Belonging
to that space of time in which the moon
performs
one
revolution,
from
ascending
node to
ascending
node. See
Dragon's
head, under
Dragon..
Line
::
Line (n.) A
series
or
succession
of
ancestors
or
descendants
of a given
person;
a
family
or race; as, the
ascending
or
descending
line; the line of
descent;
the male line; a line of
kings..
Gradation
::
Gradation
(n.) A
diatonic
ascending
or
descending
succession
of
chords.
Reascend
::
Reascend
(v. t.) To
ascend
or mount
again;
to reach by
ascending
again.
Throat
::
Throat
(n.) The part of a
chimney
between
the
gathering,
or
portion
of the
funnel
which
contracts
in
ascending,
and the
flue..
Ascension
::
Ascension
(n.) An
ascending
or
arising,
as in
distillation;
also that which
arises,
as from
distillation..
Highering
::
Highering
(a.)
Rising
higher;
ascending.
Rising
::
Rising
(a.)
Attaining
a
higher
place;
taking,
or
moving
in, an
upward
direction;
appearing
above the
horizon;
ascending;
as, the
rising
moon..
Scale
::
Scale (n.) The
graduated
series
of all the
tones,
ascending
or
descending,
from the
keynote
to its
octave;
--
called
also the
gamut.
It may be
repeated
through
any
number
of
octaves.
See
Chromatic
scale,
Diatonic
scale,
Major
scale,
and Minor
scale,
under
Chromatic,
Diatonic,
Major,
and
Minor..
Uphill
::
Uphill
(a.)
Ascending;
going up; as, an
uphill
road..
Sol-fa
::
Sol-fa
(v. i.) To sing the notes of the
gamut,
ascending
or
descending;
as, do or ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si, do, or the same in
reverse
order..
Reascension
::
Reascension
(n.) The act of
reascending;
a
remounting.
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