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Antonyms:
decline,
declivity,
descent,
downslope,
fall
Often used in the same context:
ascension,
climb,
ascending,
descent,
ascendance,
journey,
trek,
summiting,
ascendence,
marmolada,
climbers,
incline,
nuptse,
tumble,
elevation,
switchback,
summiteer,
grossglockner,
odyssey,
rise,
karakoram range,
icefall,
pinnacles,
peaks,
ascendancy,
anointment,
plunge,
mountaineers,
parabola,
simplon pass,
carstensz,
sojourn,
couloir,
canyoneering,
seracs,
alpinism,
expedition,
metamorphosis,
makalu,
kangchenjunga,
fourteener,
norgay,
gasherbrum,
bluffy,
alpenglow,
progression,
traverse,
quest,
nanga parbat,
acclimatization,
foray,
belays,
icefield,
ascendency,
accelerando,
leap,
altitude,
stratospheric,
trajectory,
pilgrimage,
jaunt,
accelerations,
serac,
eclipse,
slide,
hurtle,
lhotse,
conquest,
chomolungma,
cog railway,
steepness,
glide,
everest,
cresting,
downfall,
kanchenjunga,
emergence,
timberline,
plateau,
arrival,
aconcagua,
precipices,
comeback,
conquering,
transition,
dhaulagiri,
slickrock,
sherpa,
resurgence,
muztagh ata,
mount kilimanjaro,
zenith,
luxemburger,
apennines,
countdown,
march,
reign,
retreat,
voyage,
unfurling,
zugspitze,
heights,
ascents,
fall,
climbs,
descents,
turning,
changeover,
flight,
advance,
boiling,
crossing,
decline,
portage,
fastest,
multiplication,
propagation,
practicable,
predictable,
quickest,
scan,
stepping,
zigzag,
dispersal,
erection,
preplanned,
retrieval,
thaw,
traversal,
zag,
circuitous,
degradative,
easiest,
expansion
More specific:
climb,
climbing,
elevation,
heave,
heaving,
lift,
liftoff,
mount,
mounting,
raising,
rapid climb,
rapid growth,
soar,
takeoff,
upheaval,
uphill,
uplift,
uplifting,
upthrow,
upthrust,
zoom
Appears in the definition of:
conserve,
liftoff,
scaling,
takeoff,
wings
More general:
change of location,
incline,
motion,
move,
movement,
side,
slope,
travel
Synonyms:
acclivity,
ascending,
ascension,
climb,
raise,
rise,
rising,
upgrade
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— Nouns for ascent:
party,
descent,
stage,
rate,
time,
method,
rates,
vehicle,
route,
engine,
trajectory,
more...
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