ascent in Latin
ascent in Latin is ascensus — ascent means the act of climbing or rising, or the route by which one climbs.
ascent in Latin
ascensus
The act of ascending; a motion upwards.
What does "ascent" mean?
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noun The act of climbing or rising, or the route by which one climbs.
"The final ascent to the summit took three hours."
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ascent in a sentence
- The final ascent to the summit took three hours.
- Her rapid ascent through the company surprised her colleagues.
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What is "ascent" in Latin?
"ascent" in Latin is ascensus. ascent means: The act of climbing or rising, or the route by which one climbs.
How do you use "ascent" in a sentence?
Example: "The final ascent to the summit took three hours." In Latin, "ascent" is ascensus.
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