ascribe
verbTo regard something as caused by, belonging to, or created by a particular source.
One word family: also includes ascription.
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To regard something as caused by, belonging to, or created by a particular source.
One word family: also includes ascription.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo regard something as caused by or belonging to someone or something.
One word family: also includes attribution.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsBoldness, sometimes shown with disregard for expected limits.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsShowing an unfeeling disregard for other people's difficulties.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsShowing that someone or something is regarded as unworthy of respect.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo consider or judge something to be a particular way.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo regard with strong contempt or intense dislike.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo reject or put aside as unworthy of consideration.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo openly disregard or defy a rule or convention.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsUsing power without proper regard for other people's rights or concerns.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsUnwilling to accept views, behavior, or people regarded as different or objectionable.
One word family: also includes intolerance.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsA standard or pattern regarded as usual, expected, or acceptable.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsA person regarded as unprincipled or morally corrupt.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo feel hurt or indignation about something regarded as unfair or improper.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo regard with deep respect or admiration.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsShowing disrespect toward something regarded as sacred.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsWilling to act dishonestly or unfairly without regard for moral principles.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo regard with deep respect or reverence.
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