Ascribing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASCRIBING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ASCRIBE, 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to attribute to a specified cause, source, or origin

Words related to ASCRIBING

ascribe11 ascribed13 ascribes12

How to use ASCRIBING in a sentence

• Xenophanes criticized him severely for ascribing to the gods acts which, committed by men, would be considered highly disgraceful.
• He knew, however, that what he had been ascribing to Christianity had been imputed by others to the advances which philosophy had made.
• His humility was as marked as his charity, ascribing all his triumphs to divine assistance.
• They all agree, however, in ascribing it to some one or more of those above mentioned.
• And, therefore, I may conclude that bodies are perfect in their essence without ascribing to them any motion.
• The interpretation which the British Government thus, in assertion and act, persists in ascribing to the convention entirely changes its character.
• The reasons of this difference have been variously assigned, some ascribing it to natural, others altogether to moral causes.
• But knowing that the soul is spiritual, they dared not say much about the matter openly, for fear of ascribing to the soul something natural.
• These causes amply account for what has occurred in Missouri, without ascribing it to the weakness or wickedness of any general.
• He seemed to be incapable of ascribing their success to extraordinary excellence, and he settled down to the opinion that it was simply their novelty that the public cared for.
• He thanks them for ascribing to his agency a great share of those benefits.
• This is ascribing a weight to our opinions, to which they are not entitled.
• That we do not err in ascribing this belief to Paul we might summon the whole body of the Fathers to testify in almost unbroken phalanx, from Polycarp to St.
• The various reports agree in ascribing to Lokman extraordinary longevity.
• Possibly he was right in ascribing it to the fact of getting arms.
• Their enthusiastic religious fancy did him homage by ascribing to him the performance of miracles.
• Wherefore he conceived the idea of ascribing his conduct to the command of Jesus Christ, speaking through the Holy Maid.
• But it must be remembered that bone-dust furnishes nitrogen as well as phosphoric acid, and we are not warranted in ascribing the good effect of bones to phosphoric acid alone.
• The statements ascribing crime to intoxicating drinks have generally been made by those who are obsessed with a hatred of alcohol.
• In the one name of the Father, Son, and Spirit, we have been baptized, and that name we honour as One, ascribing equal glory to each Person in the Godhead.
• This notion of ascribing a fiendish scheme to Pons satisfied family honor.
• He finds fault with Hume for ascribing Virtue to qualities of the Understanding, and considers that this is to confound admiration with moral approbation.
• It consists generally in ascribing intelligence to buddhi, in thinking it as permanent and leading to happiness.
• He is averse to ascribing a capacity of attraction to space, or to any hypothetical medium supposed to fill space.
• Lady Bassett did not trouble her to converse during the drive back, ascribing to her evident desire for silence a reason which Muriel was too absent to suspect.
• The result was that the kaiser did not dream of ascribing to her any responsibility for the mistake into which he had been led by his former tutor.
• Many scholars agree in ascribing its utterances to Buddha himself, while others are of the opinion that it is a compilation made by Buddhist monks from various sources.
• But those which all the various religions agree in ascribing to the soul we may regard as its true attributes.
• Our Lord was pleased to restore him very soon to health, and his parents related it to every one, ascribing this result to the efficacy of the Agnus Dei and the holy water.
• Zachary Grey, and ascribing to him something that was written by Dr.
• She was not only annoyed but almost alarmed at the constant and reiterated scrutiny which she underwent, ascribing it to her dress, and not to her lovely person.
• I am not to be understood as ascribing horns to England and a halo to Ireland.
• They, with every personal and political enemy he had, united in ascribing to him all the blame in this matter.

Similar words containing ASCRIB without suffix ing

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