0 increasingly successful or powerful:
He's very much in the ascendant in Hollywood.
This assumption of indeterminate senses complemented with contextual information is on the ascendant.
Table 3 shows the results for both the probability of giving help to an elderly ascendant and the probability of helpers giving daily help.
This sector of the economy is not dwindling; on the contrary, it is ascendant in the age of globalization.
The effect of factors were tested with linear modelling, using an ascendant process.
The baby-boomer generation seems to be responding to the needs of their elderly ascendants in ways that accord with their resources and other responsibilities.
Western knowledge was prioritized as valid and useful, the mark of an ascendant civilization.
The dopamine hypothesis was ascendant in the 1970s based on the effects of the first generation of antipsychotic medications, which were all dopamine antagonists.
And it was an act of resistance against what seemed like an ascendant materialism.
