ascribes Definition
attribute something to (a cause).
Using ascribes: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "ascribes" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The report ascribes the low turnout to bad weather.
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He ascribed his success to hard work and determination.
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She ascribes her health problems to stress.
ascribes Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with ascribes
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Many people ascribe the company's success to its innovative products.
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Many people ascribe greatness to Albert Einstein for his contributions to science.
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The company ascribed blame to the employee for the project's failure.
Origins of ascribes
from Latin 'ascribere', meaning 'to write in, add to'
Summary: ascribes in Brief
'Ascribes' [əˈskraɪbz] is a verb that means to attribute something to a cause or source. It is often used in formal contexts and can be replaced with synonyms like 'attribute' or 'assign.' Phrases like 'ascribe to' and 'ascribe greatness to someone' are commonly used to express belief or attribution. 'Ascribe blame to someone' is used to attribute responsibility for something negative.
