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attribute

Definition for attribute

noun as in feature

verb as in ascribe, assign to source

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Pope Francis previously cleared the way for him to be made a saint by attributing a second miracle to him in May.

From BBC

She attributes the new rise of interest in the U.S. in part to one very sick man: psychologist Thomas Patterson of San Diego.

From Salon

Dr. Naim “purported to attribute to his opinions to the medical literature,” but was unable to provide any citations when prompted, the letter said.

Experts have attributed the rise to an economy that has been stronger than expected, as well as the policies former President Trump may institute upon taking office.

The TV version of this character has more attributes, in part because Yu says Bennet made him ponder questions about the character’s backstory.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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