Impute is valid Scrabble Word

Is impute a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for IMPUTE in dictionary:

VERB:

to reckon or take into account
represent (something, especially something undesirable) as being done or possessed by someone; attribute
ascribe (righteousness, guilt, etc.) to someone by virtue of a similar quality in another
assign (a value) to something by inference from the value of the products or processes to which it contributes
attribute responsibility to
To charge; to ascribe; to attribute; to set to the account of; to charge to one as the author, responsible originator, or possessor; -- generally in a bad sense.
To adjudge as one\'s own (the sin or righteousness) of another; as, the righteousness of Christ is imputed to us.
To take account of; to consider; to regard.
attribute or credit to
attribute (responsibility or fault) to a cause or source

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to credit to a person or a cause

Words related to IMPUTE

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Words that contain IMPUTE

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How to use IMPUTE in a sentence

Now Christ has delivered as positive a precept against our doing this as the promise can be that he will impute it to us, if we do not impute it to our own merits.
History must not, without proof, impute crimes so odious and so shameful to even the most depraved of men.
Do not remember my stupidity in those past concerns, which I know that, being a prudent man, you will not impute to malice.
Proud of thy strength, it behoveth thee not to impute thy own fault to others.
I shall not, therefore, impute to thee the faults of others.
Or do you impute the fault to some one not here? tell us whom.
We know that the Church will not impute such motives to her missionaries.
I do not possess any magic wand, which envy and folly could not impute to me as an offence.
If it should seem so, impute my zeal to friendship, that meant to guard you against evil tongues.
Why impute to Atheism the vices or follies of its Apostles, while refusing to admit that the vices or follies of Christians should be imputed to Christianity.

I impute no blame to the Russians for their advance towards India.
She is on the alert, defensive, ready to impute motives to the mother-in-law she would never dream of attributing to her own parent, in like circumstances.
The French writers impute the fault thereof vnto English men, and the English writers laie it to French men.
Do not impute to me the impertinence of setting before you what is new in this system of practice as being certainly the best method.
But when this occurs we are apt to mistake the slayer for the slain and impute to the ardent spirit all the cold vices of its murderer.
It was a necessary part of his case to impute at least a breach of confidence to his victim.
I believe the artists impute to Praxiteles a certain ownership in this double curve.
Nations not only impute it to one another, but even to themselves at different periods of their history.
To impute the Revolution to men is as one who should impute the tide to the waves.
I distrust my age continually, and impute to it half the contempt I feel for my countrymen and women.
I would gladly impute it to error, or to want of recollection, to confusion of mind, or disturbance of feeling.
I did not impute such motives to the honorable member himself, but that there is such a feeling in existence I have not a particle of doubt.
I impute to the South no particularly selfish view in the change which has come over her.
It is very severe to impute to me want of duty and affection, which would, if deserved, make me most unworthy of your favour.
Accept and impute all her good deeds, and forgive her all those offences against Thee, which she hath sincerely repented of, or through the frailty of memory hath forgot.
For this sole reason, perhaps, our historians obstinately impute his death to poison.
These were the errors which have misled me, and to which alone I must impute the severe treatment I have received.
For if this be his meaning, Prodicus would impute to Simonides a character of recklessness which is very unlike his countrymen.
I do not mean to impute gross motives even to the leaders of these societies, but I am not blind to the consequences of their proceedings.

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