On-the-ladder Definition

adjective
(idiomatic, UK) Figuratively a property ladder, owning property.
When someone has bought their first house, they have said to have got on the ladder.
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On-the-ladder Sentence Examples

  • Then the day you fell on the ladder and I caught you - I figured you suspected then.

  • You cannot marry into a higher rung on the ladder.

  • In scaling the second precipice one of the men was seized with an epileptic fit on the ladder.

  • Balancing ourselves on the ladder and hammering over our heads proved incredibly difficult.

  • It means fixing the broken rungs on the ladder from poverty to wealth.

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