Imputation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPUTATION in dictionary:

VERB:
• ascribe (righteousness, guilt, etc.) to someone by virtue of a similar quality in another
• represent (something, especially something undesirable) as being done or possessed by someone; attribute
• assign (a value) to something by inference from the value of the products or processes to which it contributes
NOUN:
• the act of imputing
• a statement attributing something dishonest (especially a criminal offense)
• the attribution to a source or cause
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of imputing; as attribution, ascription; accusation; insinuation
• The act of imputing or charging; attribution; ascription; also, anything imputed or charged.
• Charge or attribution of evil; censure; reproach; insinuation.
• A setting of something to the account of; the attribution of personal guilt or personal righteousness of another; as, the imputation of the sin of Adam, or the righteousness of Christ.
• Opinion; intimation; hint.

Words related to IMPUTATION

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Words that contain IMPUTATION

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How to use IMPUTATION in a sentence

• He will suffer without resentment any imputation cast upon the honor of himself or his loved ones that does not bear with it the consequence of pecuniary loss.
• Falkland appeared sometimes inclined to adopt such steps as might have been best calculated to bring the imputation to a speedy trial.
• It is a thing very usually done, I am aware, and by men who would not bear any imputation against their honor.
• Elihu Root lent the weight of his great name to such an imputation.
• I assure you I never intended the slightest imputation on Mr.
• I ought to remark, lest the gallant riflemen should be under the imputation of want of valour in this proceeding, that they were only allowed to fire blank cartridge.
• Meanwhile the yellow-haired Scandinavian, whom we have already laid under the imputation of being a dandy, stood on the threshold of Mr.
• He has defended himself in his preface from this imputation.
• Let this be enough, with reasonable men, to clear me from the imputation of an ungrateful man, with which my enemies have most unjustly taxed me.
• For twenty years and more I have borne an imputation, of which I am at least as sensitive, who am the object of it, as they can be, who are only the judges.
• Bishops gave their countenance to this imputation against me.
• Accordingly, each of them indignantly denied the imputation, and testified that Wyman had no power or authority to authorize the discount or to meddle with the funds.
• They assured me that there was no foundation for any imputation that he was in the habit of drinking to excess then.
• The weakness I have just acknowledged is undoubtedly attributable to my circumstances, though I trust I am still beyond the reach of the graver imputation.
• Moreover, it was an efficient weapon when used as an accusation, for Wycliff and the friars alike both dreaded its imputation.
• Christian preachers did not escape the imputation of turning the world upside down, and at length, in some sense, effected what was imputed.
• This my way of Life I know would subject me to the Imputation of a morose, covetous and singular Fellow.
• The other imputation is that of jealousy and envy towards the daily increasing glory of this most valiant consul.
• But there are circumstances when to give an expressed pledge is not necessary, and when to require it is an imputation of possible bad faith.
• I should have supposed that every soul, as it burst into flower, would have hurled off the vile imputation.
• The man who refuses to accept a challenge is said to take a dare, and there is some implication of cowardice in the imputation.
• Simon, at all events to show a reason in his complaints, building upon these facts, boldly cast upon his son the imputation of robbing him.
• If you refuse to do so, you lay yourselves open to a public imputation on your courage, of a nature too degrading to be more particularly alluded to.
• And it would operate as a certain preventive of the money-getting spirit, as well as of the imputation of it.
• He casts an imputation upon the Supreme Court of the United States, by supposing that they would violate the Constitution of the United States.

Similar words containing PUTA without suffix tion and without prefix im

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