ascendentaladj.
/asɛnˈdɛntəl/ rare.
Of the nature of ascent; ascending.
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ascendental1858
1858 Sc. Rev. 6 32 Impossible, by the ascendental method, to reach the conception of God.
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adj.1858- to abound in one's another's sense
- to abound in one's own sense
- to absolve from the instance
- to abye the bargain
- to accept a person at her word
- to accept a person at his word
- to accept at a rebound
- to accept at rebound
- to accept at the rebound
- to accept in worth
- to accept persons
- to accept service
- to accept the face of
- to accept the files
- to accept the light
- to accept the person of
- to accomplish one's end(s
- to acknowledge admit the corn
- to acknowledge confess the corn
- to acknowledge defeat
- to acknowledge the corn
- to acquire merit
- to acquit a person
- to acquit a person her meed
- to acquit a person his