#ascensiona

• To ascend — To make an ascent; to climb a mountain, a rock face, an elevation, or a high artificial structure. In a figurative or literary sense, it represents the action of evolving, progressing, or climbing the hierarchical steps of a career or social status through continuous effort.
• Ascensional — Relating to ascension, belonging to ascension, or causing or favoring a movement from bottom to top. In meteorology and aerodynamics, the term structurally describes the vertical force or air current that lifts an atmospheric mass or a body, being essential for understanding convective phenomena, cloud formation, and unpowered flight.
• Ascension — The act of ascending and its result; the structural process of lifting, climbing, or progressively moving a body, a fluid mass, or an aerial vehicle from bottom to top. Although a less frequent neologism in the general vocabulary, it is used in technical or sporting language (mountaineering, aeronautics) to describe the dynamic act of ascension.
• Climbed — Having been climbed, scaled, or traversed along a slope or height; a mountain, massif, or route on which an ascension has been made. In a mechanical or physical sense, it describes the state of a body, liquid, or device that has moved or been raised in a vertical or upward direction.