ascend the throne

Examples of ascended

ascended

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

In these plots increased stiffness is upward: the gradient is ascended in optimization.
But, first, the river had to be ascended, with a constant danger of going aground.
The socialist government that ascended to political power did not muster popular support among supranational bodies, which have a strong influence on international donor funding.
Those who could adjust often ascended the social ladders that were newly created.
The colonel's prestige and influence within the military ascended accordingly.
If the magma ascended vertically, this would form a pluton of approximately 20 km width by 100 km length and 1.5 km thickness.
The pious husband eventually ascended to heaven as an immortal and the widow continued to welcome all comers.
No sooner had her husband ascended the throne in 1733, than she began a series of intrigues to establish her power at the court.
If he has ascended the scale (either relative to his beginning point or alternative position), then he has been benefitted.
The aorta arose from the left ventricle and ascended into the pleural cavity where the kidneys were attached via the renal arteries.
The sacred -ame ascended and the curtains parted.
Relatively few could enter these structures, and those who ascended the steps of the structure were demonstrating their ability to interact with the monument.
What one wag added was that shortly thereafter they ascended to heaven.
Now you have ascended or transmig rated or dispersed.
I ascended the dusty path.
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