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• Ascribable

  to credit or -ssign, as to a cause or source; attribute; impute: the alphabet is usually ascribed to the phoenicians. to attribute or think of as belonging, as a quality or characteristic: they ascribed courage to me for something i did out of sheer panic. historical examples for these reasons the amount of illness traceable […]

• Ascribed status

  the social position -ssigned to a person on the basis of kinship, ethnic group, s-x, etc. historical examples social status on this frontier depended more upon achieved status than ascribed status. the fair play settlers of the west branch valley, 1769-1784 george d. wolf

• Ascription

  the act of . a statement something, especially praise to the deity. historical examples this ascription is based upon the entry in the stationers’ register, which runs: ‘7º novembris 1627. pastoral poetry and pastoral drama walter w. greg but in the two verses that follow the ascription of holiness, we find the sum of the […]

• Ascriptive

  pertaining to, involving, or indicating ascription, especially the attribution of qualities or characteristics.

• Ascs

  agricultural stabilization and conservation service. agricultural stabilization and conservation service

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