transitive. To ascribe, attribute, or assign (something) to someone. Obsolete.

transitive. To reckon to the credit or debit of a person. in a good or neutral sense: To impute, ascribe, attribute to.

To impute.

To impute, ascribe.

transitive. To impute, ascribe, or attribute (something) to a person. Also with in, on.

To assign, impute, ascribe, attribute. Obsolete.

To impute as guilt; also in neutral sense: To impute. Obsolete.

To place mentally or conceptually in a certain category; †to regard as being (so-and-so); to consider (a thing) to reside in or to depend on…

To bring forward as a charge, accusation, or imputation; to impute, attribute, ascribe (something objectionable). Const. to, †unto, †against, †in, on…

To interpret as a prognostic of something. Const. to. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring (a fault or the like) into the reckoning against; to lay to the charge of; to attribute or assign as due or owing to (†into, unto…

To attribute, v.

To ascribe (a reason) to or as accounting for anything.

transitive. To assign or attribute to or unto a person or thing; Theology (of God) to impute (righteousness).

To ascribe, impute, or refer, as an effect to the cause; to reckon as a consequence of.

To reckon or impute to, put down to the account of. Obsolete.

transitive. To attribute (something, esp. an action, quality, etc.) as due or proper to (also unto). Also with infinitive. Now somewhat archaic.

transitive. To attribute (something) to a person or thing. Obsolete.

transitive. To impute, attribute (a quality, characteristic, etc.) to a person. Obsolete.

transitive. To refer; to attribute, ascribe. Obsolete.

To impute (something) to. Obsolete. Cf. 1c.

To ascribe, attribute: = apply, v. 4. Obsolete.

to score (something) on a person or thing: to lay to the charge of, to impute to. Obsolete.

To impute or ascribe to; = entitle, v. 5c.

transitive. To regard or represent (something) as based upon or arising from a particular source; to base or found (an idea, action, etc.) on or upon…

transitive. figurative. To attribute, charge, or credit (a circumstance, event, etc.) to (originally to the account of).

To impute or ascribe to. Obsolete.

transitive. To attribute (a thing) to some source. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To ascribe (a fact, circumstance, etc.) to something as a cause; to impute or put down to. Obsolete.

To attribute, or put down to.

transitive. In extended use. With on, to, etc. To attribute the origin of (something) to a specified person or thing. Now rare.