attribute
1 of 2verb/ˈət.rɪ.ˌbjut/
Forms:attributes,attributing,attributed,attributed
1
to think or say that something is caused by a certain thing
C1- Scientists attribute climate change to human activity.
- He attributed his success to years of hard work.
- The teacher attributed the students' progress to their dedication.
- Experts attribute the economic downturn to poor policy decisions.
- The decline in sales can be attributed to the recent economic downturn.
2
to relate or assign a feature or quality to something or someone
- With its awe-inspiring architecture and rich cultural heritage, the city is often attributed with a vibrant and diverse cultural scene.
- The musician's performances are attributed with passion, energy, and exceptional musicality.
- Kindness is a trait that many people attribute to their favorite teachers.
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