ascension

/əˈsɛnʃən/
noun
  1. The act of rising or moving upward.
    • We watched the ascension of the hot air balloon at dawn.
    • The balloon's ascension into the sky was slow and graceful.
    • The ascension of the rocket was visible for miles.
  2. The process of gaining a higher position, rank, or status.
    • His rapid ascension in the music industry surprised many critics.
    • The prince's ascension to the throne happened after the king's death.
    • Her ascension to CEO was celebrated by the whole company.
  3. In Christianity, the event when Jesus Christ rose to heaven after his resurrection.
    • The Ascension is celebrated forty days after Easter.
    • The story of the Ascension is told in the Bible's Book of Acts.
    • Many churches hold a special service for the Ascension of Jesus.
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