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Discover LudwigThe phrase "we ascended through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a movement upward through a space or environment, often in a physical or metaphorical sense. Example: "As we ascended through the dense fog, the landscape began to reveal itself beneath us."
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We ascended through fantastical, gnarled woods into open, misty heath.
After starting the day in Srinagar at just over 5,000 feet, we ascended through pine forest and high alpine terrain to more than 13,000 feet.
We ascended through oak, chestnut and birch woods until we reached the earth bank on the top, where our Iron Age ancestors built a fort.
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We ascended the rocky trail, snapping through branches.
We ascended on the dusty road through Sable Pass, known for its grizzlies, and past the East Fork of the Toklat River, where we were told a wolf pack lives.
Lightning struck the right wing as we were ascending through some menacing clouds above the Bosporus.
A long, narrow staircase made of bronze ascended through it.
She also pushed back at the notion that she had ascended through the ranks because she is a woman.
The senior William Feehan, a New York City firefighter who ascended through the ranks to serve as first deputy fire commissioner, recommended the book often.
Her voice curled and ascended through the staccato matrix of riffs set up by the band; it could be fiercely admonitory or breathy and consoling.
The route was fairly flat until the end, when it ascended through pristine, trackless snow in a grove of lodgepole pine and aspen that camouflaged her cabin.
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