Ascribes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASCRIBES 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 ASCRIBES

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How to use ASCRIBES in a sentence

• It is the national badge of the Welsh, and tradition ascribes to St.
• Stoicism, which was the Pedantry of Virtue, ascribes all good Qualifications, of what kind soever, to the virtuous Man.
• Homer, when he speaks of the Gods, ascribes to them several Arms and Instruments with the same greatness of Imagination.
• Forry on the climate of the United States, and have been surprised to see the uniformity of climate which he ascribes to Key West.
• This custom he also ascribes to the Cyrenian women.
• All these successes he ascribes to the powerful protection of Nin and Nergal.
• The attributes, moreover, which the sacred text ascribes to the bhuman agree well with the highest Self.
• An Indian dancing-girl, to whom Browning ascribes the skill of a magician.
• Brown ascribes this to the jealousy of the northern States, who want Vermont to be received at the same time, in order to preserve a balance of interests in Congress.
• This rhythmic change of the position of the region of greatest growth Darwin ascribes to an unknown internal regulating power.
• Bates ascribes the morbid craving to the meagre diet.
• Tradition ascribes great importance to this village.
• Gifford ascribes it to 1629, when Sir Henry died, but it seems not to have been printed before 1640.
• Adonai, Son, Kabalah ascribes redemption to, 104-m.
• Iahaveh, Father, Kabalah ascribes Creation to, 104-m.
• Smith shrinks from Utility as a standard, or ascribes its power over our feelings to our sense of the adaptation of means to ends.
• But we may readily concede that in natural endowments he fell short of the most illustrious of his predecessors, that he lacked the intuitive grasp which he ascribes to Mrs.
• Falconer Madan, however, in his catalogue ascribes the manuscript to the early eighteenth century, a date certainly more in accordance with the character of the handwriting.
• This evil the writer ascribes to the exactions of the landlord and the lawyer.
• He, indeed, as part of his rendering of character, ascribes the power and modesty of habitual devotion to the gentle and the just.
• For fidelity to their word, Lesley ascribes high praise to the inhabitants of the Scottish frontier.
• No accounts, since China became known to modern Europe, attribute to the Hwang-Ho the great utility for navigation which Polo here and elsewhere ascribes to it.
• The embassy of 1284 seems the most likely to be the one spoken of by Polo, though the Chinese history does not give it the favourable result which he ascribes to it.
• Hiuen Tsang ascribes to the people of India eminent uprightness, honesty, and disinterestedness.
• Frank Thompson, later president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, killed their first buffalo mounted on his back, and my brother ascribes to old Joe the acquisition of Mr.
• Their religious beliefs and practices are recounted by Morga, who naturally ascribes these to the influence of the devil.
• This he ascribes partly to the Sleeping Sickness and partly to emigration to the State Posts.

Similar words containing ASCRIBE without suffix s

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