Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
ascension .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I know that's the usual reason for them kind of ascensions, but 'twa'n't his.
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*Note that I didn’t try to establish a causal relationship; I’m simply pointing out the all of the above coincided in their ascensions, which is a strong indication, in my opinion, that some causal relationship exists.
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My contract called for two ascensions weekly, and my act was an especially taking feature, for it was on my days that the largest crowds were drawn.
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The Long Count was used by the Maya specifically for recording historical time (lineage foundings, births, ascensions, military victories, deaths, etc.)
Discourse.net: New Low For McCain Campaign: Obama == The Anti-Christ
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The Long Count was used by the Maya specifically for recording historical time (lineage foundings, births, ascensions, military victories, deaths, etc.)
Discourse.net: New Low For McCain Campaign: Obama == The Anti-Christ
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While I am familiar with the apotheosis of Roman emperors, are there any other biographies that end with empty tombs and ascensions to heaven?
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She didn't want the turmoil, the ascensions, the downfalls, her hideaway suited her fine.
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Underneath the happy stories of Julia Child and Julie Powell's ascensions, is an extremely depressing parable about how the media has changed for the worse.
David Sirota: When Julia Became Julie, Content Lost Its Throne
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Had we the wisdom that we presume, we would be silent, awed by our finity, but as church voices chant a prayer to someone who is, or is not there, we too shall hymn ascensions.
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Had we the wisdom that we presume, we would be silent, awed by our finity, but as church voices chant a prayer to someone who is, or is not there, we too shall hymn ascensions.
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