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Failure is 'ascribed to' something or someone.
Ascribe is a transitive verb, (i.e. it must be followed by a direct object) and is usually followed by the preposition to, as in 'attributed to', 'imputed to.'
Example sentence.
"He ascribes his good health to a balanced diet, plenty of exercise, and a good night's sleep."
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Use the word ascribe in a sentence?
how do you use the word ascribe in a sentence.
A sentence for ascribe?
Sam didn't ascribe to the old way of doing things, believing instead that new ideas were vital if a business was going to evolve. Ascribe is a verb.
How would you use ascribe in a sentence?
The word 'ascribe' is a verb meaning to believe something is the cause of something else; to believe that something is a typical quality of someone or something.Example sentence:We should not ascribe our failures to others before considering our own contribution.
How do you use the word ascribe in a sentence?
Scientists ascribe the flu out-break to a previously unknown virus.
What is the meaning of the word ascribe?
Ascribe is a verb. The meaning of the word ascribe is to attribute to a specific cause or source. Or to asign a feeling i.e. Mary was quick to ascribe envy to her friends.
How do you use ascribe properly in a sentence?
The verb 'ascribe' means "credit (to)" or "attribute (to)."Examples:The creation of the Latin alphabet is usually ascribed to the Phoenicians.We could ascribe the misunderstanding to a bad translation.
How can you write a compound sentence using the word ascribe?
Martha wants credit for the recipe: please ascribe it to her when you write it down.
To impute someone in a crime is to it to them?
ascribe
To impute someone in a crime is to it to them.?
ascribe
What is another word for ascribe?
Attribute , impute ,
What are two prefixes for ascribe?
Mis- Re-
A sentence using the word attribute?
Your best attribute is your hair..........or something like that:)
