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Definition of ascribe
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Ascribe
(v. t.) To
attribute,
as a
quality,
or an
appurtenance;
to
consider
or
allege
to
belong..
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Attach
::
Attach
(v. t.) To
connect,
in a
figurative
sense;
to
ascribe
or
attribute;
to
affix;
-- with to; as, to
attach
great
importance
to a
particular
circumstance..
Talisman
::
Talisman
(n.) A
magical
figure
cut or
engraved
under
certain
superstitious
observances
of the
configuration
of the
heavens,
to which
wonderful
effects
are
ascribed;
the seal,
figure,
character,
or
image,
of a
heavenly
sign,
constellation,
or
planet,
engraved
on a
sympathetic
stone,
or on a metal
corresponding
to the star, in order to
receive
its
influence..
Trepidation
::
Trepidation
(n.) A
libration
of the
starry
sphere
in the
Ptolemaic
system;
a
motion
ascribed
to the
firmament,
to
account
for
certain
small
changes
in the
position
of the
ecliptic
and of the
stars..
Impute
::
Impute
(v. t.) 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..
Impersonate
::
Impersonate
(v. t.) To
ascribe
the
qualities
of a
person
to; to
personify.
Charge
::
Charge
(v. t.) To
impute
or
ascribe;
to lay to one's
charge.
Aret
::
Aret (v. t.) To
reckon;
to
ascribe;
to
impute.
Owe
::
Owe (v.) To have or
possess,
as
something
derived
or
bestowed;
to be
obliged
to
ascribe
(something
to some
source);
to be
indebted
or
obliged
for; as, he owed his
wealth
to his
father;
he owed his
victory
to his
lieutenants..
Misarcribe
::
Misarcribe
(v. t.) To
ascribe
wrongly.
Anthrax
::
Anthrax
(n.) An
infectious
disease
of
cattle
and
sheep.
It is
ascribed
to the
presence
of a
rod-shaped
bacterium
(Bacillus
anthracis),
the
spores
of which
constitute
the
contagious
matter.
It may be
transmitted
to man by
inoculation.
The
spleen
becomes
greatly
enlarged
and
filled
with
bacteria.
Called
also
splenic
fever..
Beelzebub
::
Beelzebub
(n.) The title of a
heathen
deity to whom the Jews
ascribed
the
sovereignty
of the evil
spirits;
hence,
the Devil or a
devil.
See
Baal..
Praemunire
::
Praemunire
(n.) The
penalty
ascribed
for the
offense
of
praemunire.
Ascription
::
Ascription
(n.) The act of
ascribing,
imputing,
or
affirming
to
belong;
also, that which is
ascribed..
Anthropomorphite
::
Anthropomorphite
(n.) One who
ascribes
a human form or human
attributes
to the Deity or to a
polytheistic
deity.
Taylor.
Specifically,
one of a sect of
ancient
heretics
who
believed
that God has a human form, etc.
Tillotson..
Place
::
Place (n.) To
attribute;
to
ascribe;
to set down.
Imply
::
Imply (v. t.) To
refer,
ascribe,
or
attribute..
Te Deum
::
Te Deum () An
ancient
and
celebrated
Christian
hymn, of
uncertain
authorship,
but often
ascribed
to St.
Ambrose;
-- so
called
from the first words Te Deum
laudamus.
It forms part of the daily
matins
of the Roman
Catholic
breviary,
and is sung on all
occasions
of
thanksgiving.
In its
English
form,
commencing
with
words,
We
praise
thee, O God, it forms a part of the
regular
morning
service
of the
Church
of
England
and the
Protestant
Episcopal
Church
in
America..
Sensationalism
::
Sensationalism
(n.) The
doctrine
held by
Condillac,
and by some
ascribed
to
Locke,
that our ideas
originate
solely
in
sensation,
and
consist
of
sensations
transformed;
sensualism;
--
opposed
to
intuitionalism,
and
rationalism..
Tellurism
::
Tellurism
(n.) An
hypothesis
of
animal
magnetism
propounded
by Dr.
Keiser,
in
Germany,
in which the
phenomena
are
ascribed
to the
agency
of a
telluric
spirit
or
influence..
Relate
::
Relate
(v. t.) To
refer;
to
ascribe,
as to a
source..
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