Rising; moving upward; as, an ascending kite.
Growing obliquely upward, or up-curved.
tending to grow upward, slightly leaning to somewhat erect.
v. (Fr. scandere, to climb) rising or curving upward.
Sloping or rising obliquely upward.
Rising upward gradually from a prostrate base.
the act of changing location in an upward direction
moving or going or growing upward; "the ascending plane"; "the ascending staircase"; "the ascending stems of chickweed"
Growing upward in a upturned position.
Curving or angling upward from base.
Rising upward, as stems that curve upward from the base; or branches of a flowerhead that extend upward from the stem axis at an angle of about 40º-70º.
rising somewhat obliquely or curving upward.
a melodic line that goes upward in pitch. Related terms: arch, descending.
rising up obliquely, at an angle, or curving upward; neither straight up, nor prostrate.
Sloping or angled upward. See drawing of stem forms.
Rising or curving upward, but not erect.
Said of a bud that is between spreading and appressed. Curving indirectly or obliquely upward.
growing erect after an oblique or semi-horizontal beginning.
Rising upward gradual from a prostrate base.
Of lateral nerves, arching upwards, towards the apex. Parent Term: Venation Difficulty Level
Rising somewhat obliquely and curving upward.
A planet is said to be ascending (rising), when moving via the ascendant between the fourth and tenth cusps, i.e. in the eastern hemisphere of the chart.
Sloping or curving upwards
Inclined upward.
Growing upwards in a gradual curve to an upright position.
Rising up, growing indirectly upwards rather than straight up.
