Ascribing
Meaning
of Ascribe
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
Ascribing stupid to an individual makes sense if that person displays racial prejudice, but stating that the supposedly dominant race is stupid and judging all members of that race to be stupid is just as flawed as collective guilt.
Criticism J. E. R. Staddon As understood by Skinner, ascribing dignity to individuals involves giving them credit for their actions.
As time passes, writers of administrative and historical records find it necessary to identify a notable battle, ascribing it a name that is usually toponymical in nature and sourced from combatants or observers.
In 1959 the Helms Hall of Fame officially recognized Curtis (along with Annette Kellerman) – ascribing to her the primary development of synchronised swimming.
Jung cautioned against blindly ascribing meaning to dream symbols without a clear understanding of the client's personal situation.
By 1939, the Mediterraneanists' advocacy of a nativist racial theory that rejected ascribing the achievements of the Italian people to Nordic peoples.