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attribute
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attribute verb accredit with, adsignare, ascribe, assign, charge with, connect with, consider as belonging to, impute, point to, predicate, set down to, tribuere
Associated concepts: attribute a cause to an individual
See also: ascribe, assign, caliber, character, characteristic, color, complexion, designate, differential, impute, property, quality, specialty, trait


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