Synonym: apply, ascribe, assign, characteristic, feature, give, nature, place, quality, trait. Similar words: contribute, distribute, contribute to, contributor, distribution, contribution, attract, attractive. Meaning: [ə'trɪbjuːt] n. 1. a construct whereby objects or individuals can be distinguished 2. an abstraction belonging to or characteristic of an entity. v. 1. attribute or credit to 2. decide as to where something belongs in a scheme.
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61. But why should the crown possess this mystic attribute of being able to contain and confer sovereignty?
62. That is, he can attribute beliefs, desires, intentions, and so forth in giving a simpler account of a complex matter.
63. The above equation is the next simplest correction, using a non- unit power of the size attribute.
64. You could attribute this labour turnover problem inpart to George's inevitable absences.
65. Attribute data relate to the properties of the points, lines and polygons that are stored in the cartographic database.
65. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.
66. At any rate, maybe the fountains of vapor are still another attribute of the profound dignity and mystery of the whale.
67. The instrument becomes both a means of communication, possessed of clearly defined powers, and an attribute of the celebrant.
68. I wondered at the vast importance which Navy men attribute to such symbols.
69. That instinct which is said to restrain other animals from killing and devouring their own species we need not attribute to him.
70. It is not uncommon to attribute the entire outcome of the regional trading balance to the effects of economic integration.
71. Homeowners have reported a spate of vandalism, break- ins, thefts, and other crimes that they attribute to illegal immigrants.
72. Many successful companies in the most advanced industrial countries would attribute much of their success to revised approaches to quality assurance.
73. It then extracts the required object or attribute and presents its graphically.
74. A drawback to this response is that merely bearing a desirable attribute in mind does not necessarily remove the problem.
75. The attribute pair citing.text.id and cited.text.id is exactly equivalent to ref.id defined earlier in the Taxis-like symbolic key definition of Figure 2.
76. We attribute our low rate of false positivity to the use of age matched controls.
77. But we also attribute to him the power to mediate between those same concerns and the hostile forces of disease.
78. There are in fact only four pieces of mathematical work that we can safely attribute to the early Pythagoreans.
79. I attribute that partly to discipline, partly to desire, and partly to the old transferability of skills.
80. Baranowski and his team attribute this to a layered arrangement of atoms - visible in the electron microscope.
81. But he also offers an attribute not commonly found in the breed: intelligence.
82. His face has been the object of as much speculation as any other physical attribute.
83. The attribute that people found most attractive in Sharon was her optimism.
84. The charitable thing to do would be to attribute this to great defense.
85. The importance that the New Critics attribute to meaning and to vision necessitates the continued existence of the author.
86. He was strong enough now to attribute the man's parting shot about his drawings to sheer malice.
87. The most flexible attribute is the skills, these can be developed or changed in line with capacities and aspirations.
88. The least valued attribute may come to the rescue on some fateful day when that very quality is required.
89. Each attribute or set of related attributes is stored in its own file.
90. What I and my friends put down to evil witchcraft, my enemies are likely to attribute to incompetence or bad management.
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