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ladder

[lad-er] / ˈlæd ər /


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Other studies show that income inequality increases poverty, limits opportunities to move up the SES ladder, and restricts access to education, employment, and social services.

From Science Daily

A man and a young woman climbed a ladder set into the wall, careless of the dizzying height, to the roof, where they began untying the longmas from their harnesses.

From Literature

On the corner across from the Shoulder of Mutton, a man stands on a ladder.

From Literature

The garage door is open, and Ray is up on the ladder inspecting the dark ceiling rafters with a super-bright flashlight.

From Literature

We need a taller ladder to get to the skylight, but it feels so much fresher in here.

From Literature