imputing
ɪmˈpjutɪŋ
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Definition of imputing - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
responsibilityRareassigning blame or responsibilityRare
  • The imputing tone in his voice was hard to miss.
ascribing attributing
2.
attributeRareattributing a quality or characteristicRare
  • She had an imputing manner, always seeing the best in people.
ascribing attributing
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Origin of imputing

Latin, imputare (to charge) + -ing (action)

Examples of imputing in a sentence

  • The imputing nature of the report was evident.
  • His imputing tone made everyone feel appreciated.
  • The teacher's imputing comments encouraged the students.

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  1. French:accusateur, attribuant, ...
  2. German:vorwerfend, zuschreibend, ...
  3. Italian:accusatorio, attribuente, ...
  4. Spanish:acusador, atributivo, ...
  5. Portuguese:acusatório, atributivo, ...
  6. Chinese:归咎的, 可归因的, ...
  7. Japanese:非難する, 属性を与える, ...
  8. Arabic:ملق للوم, ينسب الصفات, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַאֲשִׁים, מְיַחֵס, ...
  10. Russian:обвиняющий, приписывающий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:звинувачувальний, приписуючий, ...
  12. Hindi:दोषारोपण, गुण दर्शाने वाली, ...
impute
ɪmˈpjuːt

Definition of impute - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
responsibilityattribute responsibility or fault to a cause
  • They impute the delay to the traffic.
ascribe assign attribute
2.
psychologyattribute a quality or action to a person or thing
  • The characteristics were imputed to every member of the species..
ascribe attribute
3.
mathematicsTECH.replace missing data with substituted valuesTECH.
  • The researchers imputed the missing survey responses.
assign attribute
4.
theologyTECH.ascribe sin or righteousness to someone by substitutionTECH.
  • The doctrine imputes righteousness to believers.
assign attribute credit
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Expressions with impute

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assign legal responsibility to someone or something
The court may impute liability to the company.
calculate assumed interest on a financial transaction
The accountant will impute interest on the deferred payment.

Origin of impute

Latin, imputare (to reckon)

Examples of impute in a sentence

  • She tried to impute her mistakes to her assistant.
  • She imputed the success of the project to her team.
  • The blame was imputed to the wrong person.
  • The software can impute missing values in datasets.
  • Analysts often impute data to complete their models.
  • The pastor imputed sin to the congregation.

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  1. French:attribuer, remplacer, ...
  2. German:zuschreiben, imputieren, ...
  3. Italian:attribuire, sostituire, ...
  4. Spanish:atribuir, asignar, ...
  5. Portuguese:atribuir, substituir, ...
  6. Chinese:归咎于, 填补, ...
  7. Japanese:帰する, 属性を与える, ...
  8. Arabic:عَزَا, أَسْنَدَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְיַחֵס, לְהַשְׁלִים חָסֵר, ...
  10. Russian:приписывать, относить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:приписувати, заміняти, ...
  12. Hindi:जिम्मेदार ठहराना, आरोपित करना, ...
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