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View definitions for ascribe to

ascribe to

verb as in chalk up

verb as in credit

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The contributions we ascribe to queer people are undoubtedly an undercount, given how many — past and present — have been forced to hide.

“I don’t ascribe to this idea that the Black Church is dead,” Briggs told the AP.

“The blessing of Baptist polity is that we ascribe to the distinctive of the ‘priesthood of all believers,’” Marshall Turman told the AP after learning Johnson was selected.

We learn more about her backstory by the film’s end, but what qualities did you ascribe to her character?

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It is something that people ascribe to themselves and something that tribes can confer onto people via enrollment or a certificate of degree of blood.

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