ascribe
31ascribe — v. a. Attribute, assign, refer, charge, lay, set down. See impute …
32ascribe — verb much of our success can be ascribed to the generosity of the Fords Syn: attribute to, assign to, put down to, accredit to, credit to, chalk up to, impute to; blame on, lay at the door of; connect with, associate with …
33ascribe — v 1. attribute, assign, credit, accredit, give credit for, put down, chalk up to; impute, charge with, lay on, blame, accuse. 2. associate, connect, link, tie in, couple, match or pair up, relate, think of together, consider jointly or in union;… …
34ascribe — as·cribe …
35ascribe — as•cribe [[t]əˈskraɪb[/t]] v. t. cribed, crib•ing 1) to credit or assign, as to a cause or source 2) to attribute or think of as belonging, as a quality or characteristic • Etymology: 1375–1425; ME ascriven < MF ascrivre < L ascrībere=a a… …
36ascribe — /əˈskraɪb / (say uh skruyb) verb (t) (ascribed, ascribing) 1. to attribute, impute, or refer to (a cause or source); assign to: the alphabet is usually ascribed to the Phoenicians. 2. to consider or allege to belong to. {Latin ascrībere add to a… …
37ascribe — v.t. attribute or assign to a cause or source. ♦ ascription, n …
38ascribe — see SCRIBE …
39ascribe — v.tr. (usu. foll. by to) 1 attribute or impute (ascribes his well being to a sound constitution). 2 regard as belonging. Derivatives: ascribable adj. Etymology: ME f. L ascribere (as AD , scribere script write) …
40ascribe to — …
