impute
31impute — uptime …
32impute — v. a. Ascribe (especially to some evil cause), attribute, refer, charge, consider as due …
33impute — verb the worst of these mistakes have been unfairly imputed to Dr. Irvine Syn: attribute to, ascribe to, assign to, credit to; connect with, associate with …
34impute — v 1. accuse, charge, challenge, allege, assert, cite, implicate, incriminate, criminate, Obs., Rare. accriminate; point to, set down to, lay at the door of, saddle with, father upon, account for, call to or hold in account; arraign, impeach,… …
35impute — im·pute …
36impute — im•pute [[t]ɪmˈpyut[/t]] v. t. put•ed, put•ing 1) to attribute or ascribe: The children imputed magical powers to the old woman[/ex] 2) to attribute or ascribe (something discreditable) to someone or something 3) to attribute (righteousness,… …
37impute — /ɪmˈpjut / (say im pyooht) verb (t) (imputed, imputing) 1. to attribute (something discreditable) to a person. 2. to attribute or ascribe. 3. Law to charge. 4. Theology to attribute (righteousness, guilt, etc.) vicariously; ascribe as derived… …
38impute — Ho opi i …
39impute — /ɪm pju:t/ verb to pass the responsibility for something to someone else …
40impute — v.tr. (foll. by to) 1 regard (esp. something undesirable) as being done or caused or possessed by. 2 Theol. ascribe (righteousness, guilt, etc.) to (a person) by virtue of a similar quality in another. Derivatives: imputable adj. imputation n.… …
