Definition of reascend in English:

reascend

verb riːəˈsɛndˌriəˈsɛnd

[no object]

Ascend again or to a former position.
the fallen angel reascends to the upper air
Example sentencesExamples
- In the Christian story God descends to reascend.
- But it's so crowded, loud and smoky that even the intrepid Milica gasps for air, and we reascend the stairs to lounge against the bannister near the entrance.
- Mike reascended the aven to his previous stance, and worked his way upwards and to the south-east to a good ledge where a passage entered along the line of a joint at roof level.
- 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.
- With the samples on board it reascended to several kilometres above Itokawa.
- 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.

Derivatives

reascension

noun ˌriːəˈsɛnʃnˌriəˈsɛn(t)ʃ(ə)n

The action of rising again or to a former position.
William's reascension to superstardom
Example sentencesExamples
- This text is offered as a preliminary attempt to call for the reclamation, reascension and revitalization of a discipline.
- 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.

Definition of reascend in US English:

reascend

verbˌrēəˈsendˌriəˈsɛnd

[no object]

Ascend again or to a former position.
the fallen angel reascends to the upper air
Example sentencesExamples
- Mike reascended the aven to his previous stance, and worked his way upwards and to the south-east to a good ledge where a passage entered along the line of a joint at roof level.
- In the Christian story God descends to reascend.
- But it's so crowded, loud and smoky that even the intrepid Milica gasps for air, and we reascend the stairs to lounge against the bannister near the entrance.
- 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.

单词	reascend
释义	Definition of reascend in English: reascend verb riːəˈsɛndˌriəˈsɛnd [no object] Ascend again or to a former position. the fallen angel reascends to the upper air Example sentencesExamples In the Christian story God descends to reascend. But it's so crowded, loud and smoky that even the intrepid Milica gasps for air, and we reascend the stairs to lounge against the bannister near the entrance. Mike reascended the aven to his previous stance, and worked his way upwards and to the south-east to a good ledge where a passage entered along the line of a joint at roof level. 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. With the samples on board it reascended to several kilometres above Itokawa. 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. Derivatives reascension noun ˌriːəˈsɛnʃnˌriəˈsɛn(t)ʃ(ə)n The action of rising again or to a former position. William's reascension to superstardom Example sentencesExamples This text is offered as a preliminary attempt to call for the reclamation, reascension and revitalization of a discipline. 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. Definition of reascend in US English: reascend verbˌrēəˈsendˌriəˈsɛnd [no object] Ascend again or to a former position. the fallen angel reascends to the upper air Example sentencesExamples Mike reascended the aven to his previous stance, and worked his way upwards and to the south-east to a good ledge where a passage entered along the line of a joint at roof level. In the Christian story God descends to reascend. But it's so crowded, loud and smoky that even the intrepid Milica gasps for air, and we reascend the stairs to lounge against the bannister near the entrance. 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.
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