reascend
/riːəˈsɛnd
/verb [no object]
Ascend again or to a former position: the fallen angel reascends to the upper air...
- In places the sound of the river rises up the gravel slope, and thirsty dogs rush down for a drink and cannot reascend; should the owner go down to fetch the dog, he or she will be trapped as well.
- With the samples on board it reascended to several kilometres above Itokawa.
- The inferior parathyroids descend into the mediastinum (with their pharyngeal pouch III counterparts-the thymic antecedents), then reascend to meet the inferior pole of the thyroid.
Derivatives
reascension
- Looking around the Heat locker room, Strickland tallies the reasons for the Heat's stunning reascension in the East: Mourning, Jackson, Riley, the physical defense, the bench contributions.
- Nobody here can stand up to me and say that I've said that the reascension of Germany is a matter of days.
- This text is offered as a preliminary attempt to call for the reclamation, reascension and revitalization of a discipline.
- rough-shooting
- rough skin
- rough-skinned
- rough-skinned plum
- rough sleeper
- rough sleeping
- rough someone up
- rough spin
- rough spleenwort
- rough-spoken
- rough-spun
- rough-stalked meadow grass
- roughstock
- rough string
- rough stuff
- rough-tail
- rough-tailed snake
- rough-tailed stickleback
- water footprint
- Waterford
- Waterford glass
- water forget-me-not
- water fountain
- waterfowl
- waterfowler