ascription in English
an ascription of effect to cause
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1. Dictionary entry overview: What does Ascription mean? • Ascription (noun) The noun Ascription has 2 senses:
2. The unitary Ascription of responsibility and dual Ascription of responsibility are discussed
3. What are synonyms for Ascription?
4. What does Adscription mean? Ascription
5. Ascription definition, the act of ascribing
6. THE Ascription OF RESPONSIBILITY AND RIGHTS
7. Synonyms for Ascription in Free Thesaurus
8. Ascriptions meaning Plural form of ascription.
9. In Fons Trompenaars’ cultural dilemma of achievement vs Ascription, achievement and Ascription are on opposite ends of a continuum
10. What does Ascription mean? Information and translations of Ascription in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.
11. Ascription definition is - the act of ascribing : attribution
12. Definition of Ascription in the Definitions.net dictionary
13. What does Ascription mean? The act of ascribing
14. Adscription definition: → ascription Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples
15. Ascription in British English (əˈskrɪpʃən) or adscription (ədˈskrɪpʃən)
16. Without cognisant acts there can be no beliefs about phenomenology: no phenomenology without self-ascription, and no self-ascription without mental actions.
17. Type Ascription in Rust is described in RFC 803
18. Ascription The Ascription of success to leadership carries with it the implication that leadership could change - English Only forum Visit the Spanish-English Forum
19. 6 synonyms for Ascription: assignment, attribution, credit, imputation, attribution, attribution
20. Ascription Meaning: "action of adding in writing;" c
21. For the change of Ascription to be complete, you will need to speak out loud, in front of the priest and two witnesses, a statement declaring your change of Ascription
22. This article describes the development of the Ascription of Responsibility Questionnaire (ARQ)
23. Ascription noun [U] (OF QUALITY, FEATURE) a belief or decision that a particular quality or feature belongs to or is typical of someone or something: Most teachers would reject the Ascription of …
24. Ascription noun [U] (OF QUALITY, FEATURE) a belief or decision that a particular quality or feature belongs to or is typical of someone or something: Most teachers would reject the Ascription of …
25. The Ascription to the Deity of human passions and affections—also Anthropop′athy
26. See authoritative translations of Ascription in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.
27. Translation for 'Ascription' in the free English-Dutch dictionary and many other Dutch translations.
28. The Ascription of bullying leading to depression and isolation from society is quite warranted
29. [uncountable, countable] Ascription (of something) (to somebody/something) (formal) the act of considering or claiming that something is caused by a particular thing or person the Ascription of disease to poor people and foreigners
30. The author’s Ascription makes it obvious that he believes villains should be blatantly evil.
31. Ascription is the cultural tendency of assigning social status on the basis of birth.
32. Ascriptive definition, pertaining to, involving, or indicating Ascription, especially the ascribing of qualities or characteristics
33. Synonyms for Adscription include ascription, designation, acknowledgement, acknowledgment, assignment, attribution, credit, recognition, assignation and imputation
34. Assigning to a cause or source Familiarity information: Ascription used as a noun is rare.
35. 1600, "attribution of authorship or origin," from Latin Ascriptionem… See definitions of Ascription.
36. Type Ascription is the ability to annotate an expression with the type we want it to have
37. I can’t blame him for his Ascription, since alcohol often is a factor of reckless driving
38. Ascription definition: assigning to a cause or source synonyms: unattributable, categorisation, animatism, externalisation, sorting, imputation, attribution
39. Anthropomorphism – the ascription to animals of human psychological qualities – is presently undergoing something of a revival
40. This Ascription has notoriously become a matter of debate and controversy in the modern era.: Another Ascription is to Nicetas of Remesiana, a Dacian bishop of the early 5th century.: Dr Kruse accepts the traditional Ascription of the Gospel to the apostle John, writing in Ephesus towards the end of the first century.: Without Ascriptions of meaning, formal and analytical knowledge is inert
41. Ascription translation in English - French Reverso dictionary, see also 'aspiration',aspirin',aspirational',appreciation', examples, definition, conjugation
42. ‘The Ascription of such powerlessness has been part of an assault on institutions by social scientists, among others.’ ‘Knowledge of the law is hardly an appropriate test on which to base Ascription of responsibility to the mentally disordered.’
43. Expedience is contrasted to a life of principle, so an Ascription of integrity is out of place
44. 8 Expedience is contrasted to a life of principle, so an ascription of integrity is out of place.
45. Likewise, the suggested ascription of Theban graffito 1860a to a hypothetical year 8 of Ramesses X is no longer supported.
46. The hundreds of texts on this theme contain two main elements: the description of the experience; and its Ascription to the nightmare
47. Anthropocentrism is one of the most consistent expressions of teleology—that is, the ascription of extranatural goals to the world
48. In this sense, Anthropomorphism is the ascription to the Supreme Being of the form, organs, operations, and general characteristics of human nature
49. Increased Ascription will lead to higher levels of self-confidence amongst pupils thereby raising the chances of reaching their full educational potential
50. The Ascription of an alethic morphology to the mass of epistemic certainties is always ultimately a premise in and of itself, a supposition of relevance