CEFR C1

ascension to

noun phrase

Meaning

The act of rising to an important position, a higher rank, or a more powerful status, often implying a formal or significant transition.

Examples

Her ascension to the CEO position was widely celebrated by the company's employees.
The young prince's ascension to the throne marked a new era for the kingdom.

Synonyms: rise to, elevation to, accession to, promotion to

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ascension to (C1)

noun phrase

Pronunciation: /əˈsɛnʃən tuː/

Definition

The act of rising to an important position, a higher rank, or a more powerful status, often implying a formal or significant transition.

Examples

Her ascension to the CEO position was widely celebrated by the company's employees.
The young prince's ascension to the throne marked a new era for the kingdom.
After years of hard work, his ascension to the top ranks of the legal profession was well-deserved.

How to Use ascension to

ascension to power (collocation): Rising to a position of authority or control. — "The general's swift ascension to power surprised many political analysts."
ascension to the throne (collocation): Becoming a monarch. — "The young queen's ascension to the throne was met with both hope and apprehension."
ascension to leadership (collocation): Taking on a leadership role. — "Her ascension to leadership brought fresh perspectives to the organization."

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