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Definition of ascription - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
attributingRare act of saying someone has a quality or did somethingRare
- The ascription of bravery to her was well deserved.
2.
sociologyTECH. stratification based on inborn characteristics like race or sexTECH.
- Ascription in society often affects social mobility.
Origin of ascription
Latin, ascriptio (addition)
Terms with ascription included in their meaning
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ascription of human traits to a deity
Examples of ascription in a sentence
Scholars debated the ascription of the artwork to Monet. Ascription can lead to unequal opportunities in education. The concept of ascription is debated among sociologists.
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- French:attribution, stratification par ascription, ...
- German:Zuschreibung, Askription, ...
- Italian:attribuzione, stratificazione, ...
- Spanish:atribución, adscripción, ...
- Portuguese:atribuição, ascrição, ...
- Chinese:归因, 归因分层, ...
- Japanese:帰属, 属性, ...
- Arabic:إِسْنَاد, إِسْنَاد اِجْتِمَاعِي, ...
- Hebrew:יַחֲסָה, ...
- Russian:приписывание, социальная стратификация, ...
- Ukrainian:приписування, аскрипція, ...
- Hindi:गुणारोपण, जन्मजात विशेषता, ...
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