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Meaning of "was ascribed"
The phrase 'was ascribed' implies that a particular action, characteristic, or quality is credited or attributed to someone or something. It highlights the recognition or acknowledgment of a certain factor or attribute as belonging to a specific person or object
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It was clear that no value was ascribed to these plates.
This was ascribed to possible uncertainty over the referendum.
No influence of the dressing regime was ascribed to phlebitis occurrences.
This was ascribed to age and the natural hollowing of the trunk with time.
The decrease in the sales was ascribed to lack of snow.
This was ascribed to sunstroke but may have been due to Carbon monoxide poisoning.
To these demons all illness was ascribed.
No reason was ascribed for the suicide.
The development of the pronounced IVBm horizon was ascribed to paleogenesis.
Drinking chocolate was ascribed to have a variety of medical benefits.
The source of her wealth was forgotten and all was ascribed to herself.
Not a single incident was ascribed simply to sectarian hatred.
Everything that Chamberlain viewed as good in the world was ascribed to the Aryans.
A heart attack was ascribed as the cause of his death.
This was the only ECG irregularity observed in the study and was ascribed to hypoxia.
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Another intercession miracle was ascribed to a very different sort of pious person.
Pausanias mentions him among those to whom the restoration of the Olympic Games was ascribed.
The refusal to eat the ensilage was ascribed to the content of saponins.
This was ascribed to his wish that Sanssouci should only last his lifetime.
The same opinion was ascribed to Hippocrates.
When there was no description of loss, the item was ascribed a zero.
The lung injury was ascribed to the use of high volumes and pressures.
The invention of writing was ascribed to Adam.
This is why it was ascribed to the Roman emperors and to the Greek gods.
The sulfurous smell of the Tiberian medicinal springs was ascribed to their connection with Gehenna.
Priyanka was ascribed an affair with Shahid Kapoor.
Pamphile 's historical work was ascribed by some to him.
The book was ascribed to a fictitious American writer, Vernon Sullivan, with Vian credited as translator.
A great deal of importance was ascribed to names in Ancient Egypt.
It was ascribed to Abraham Pétavel, a Christian clergyman and professor in Neuchâtel.
At the time this was ascribed to Leonardo da Vinci.
It contained a rich temple of Leucothea, the foundation of which was ascribed to the Pelasgi.
Its foundation was ascribed to Acrisius.
Eugammon of Cyrene ( ) was an early Greek poet to whom the epic " Telegony " was ascribed.
The atlas was ascribed to Nicolas Vallard.
Scholars do not agree as to how the name " Guadalupe " was ascribed to the image.
That's why it was ascribed to him as righteousness.
Jacob ; and a book by the title of " Kebod Adonai " was ascribed to him by Botarel.
His discharge was ascribed to " reasons of unsuitability, character, and behavior disorder.
During classical antiquity, its sting was ascribed many mythical properties.
It was ascribed to the gods….
At a subsequent court-martial, the collision was ascribed to an explicit order from Admiral Tryon.
The specimen was ascribed to the species Ceratosaurus dentisulcatus by Mateus and colleagues in 2006.
Hence sudden fright without any visible cause was ascribed to Pan, and called a Panic terror.
In previous times, such behavior was ascribed to the Saudis and the Iranians, of course.
Dr. Lewis the back pain was ascribed to a previous injury.
In the Book of Leinster it was ascribed to a certain Cellach . h.
The significance was ascribed at less than 5 % risk rate.
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This can be ascribed to two fundamental causes
Several hôtels particuliers are ascribed to him
She ascribed her failure to bad luck
