Ascribe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASCRIBE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to attribute
• regard something as being due to (a cause)
• regard a text, quotation, or work of art as being produced by or belonging to (a particular person or period)
• regard a quality as belonging to
• attribute, as to a particular origin
• To attribute, impute, or refer, as to a cause; as, his death was ascribed to a poison; to ascribe an effect to the right cause; to ascribe such a book to such an author.
• To attribute, as a quality, or an appurtenance; to consider or allege to belong.
• attribute or credit to
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to attribute to a specified cause, source, or origin

Words related to ASCRIBE

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Words that contain ASCRIBE

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How to use ASCRIBE in a sentence

• There appeared in it a noble confidence, which the spectator would at first sight ascribe to dignity of birth, and a perfect familiarity with whatever is elegant and polite.
• The Greeks had an intuitive perception of the beautiful, and to this great national trait we ascribe the wonderful progress which sculpture made.
• Let the Cause be what it will, the Effect is certain, for which reason the Poets ascribe to this particular Colour the Epithet of Chearful.
• Poetry did only ascribe to inanimate creatures the art and design of the Creator, who does everything in them.
• The real opinion of Spinoza is neither so clear and free from contradictions, nor so one-sided, as that which his interpreters ascribe to him.
• Solitude, indeed, is the last quality that an intelligent student of his career would ascribe to him.
• In his face alone there was sufficient that was uncommon to cause any one to ascribe to him a supernatural nature.
• The Life of the younger Cato, however, is an exception to the rule, which we must ascribe to the attraction which all historians and philosophers felt to this singular character.
• This has led some critics to ascribe the drawing itself to the Urbinate.
• Yet those who disbelieve ascribe rivals unto their Lord.
• It is therefore impossible to ascribe to the pradhana all-knowingness.
• I acknowledge all the merit of the hymn of Cleanthes to Jupiter, which you ascribe to it.
• Ascribe to them the government of their wards in all things relating to themselves exclusively.
• She felt herself the victim of circumstances to which her imagination attributed the deliberate malice that children ascribe to the furniture they run against in playing.
• When he considered all these increasing acts of insolence in the commons, he was apt to ascribe them in a great measure to his own indolence and facility.
• To ascribe such an acquisition as this to Fortune would be absurd.
• I do not wish, however, to ascribe effects to wrong causes.
• The comparative study of literature shows that so far as written records go, we may not surely ascribe precedence in time either to fiction or the drama.
• You have a body and garments that I would ascribe as being Ancient Greek and godessesque.
• Americans and British are inclined to ascribe to the Germans their own qualities.
• Danish Holger, and to whom they ascribe wonderful strength and dimensions.
• But there is a tendency among men of genius to ascribe a universality of power to a master-intellect.
• If to create means to produce something out of nothing, then we have never seen such an act and to ascribe a sudden appearance to such an act is really no explanation.

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