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Meanings of ascribe in English
Usage of ascribe in English
1
However, we currently ascribe a low probability to this downside scenario occurring.
2
They may not ascribe to your limited perception of current school events.
3
We may ascribe the following elements in our Christian thought to them:
4
It is bad enough, certainly; but I ascribe the report to calumny.
5
Now, I do not ascribe these prejudices to Professor Franklyn in particular.
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Yet Robert in his heart did not ascribe it wholly to logic.
7
Certainly one could not ascribe such a 15-shot swing to the elements.
8
Nothing but our own pinchbeck ideas could ascribe to Him this pettiness.
9
The tendency abroad is to ascribe more rather than less to adultery.
10
Our remedies oft in ourselves do lie, which we ascribe to Heaven.-SHAKESPEARE
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That is, if you want to ascribe the whole thing to Tillman.
12
To ascribe it to a fair opponent would be gross controversial unfairness.
13
To whatever cause we ought to ascribe it does not much matter.
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But that doesn't mean we have to ascribe it to divine providence.
15
I would ascribe their prosperity to the extreme conviviality of their world.
16
If you're the cynical sort, you'd ascribe the kerfuffle to genius marketing.
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Ascribe through the time
Ascribe across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common