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Definition of attribute
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Attribute
(n.)
Quality,
etc.,
denoted
by an
attributive;
an
attributive
adjunct
or
adjective..
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Imply
::
Imply (v. t.) To
refer,
ascribe,
or
attribute..
Attributed
::
Attributed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Attribut.
Kinghood
::
Kinghood
(n.) The state of being a king; the
attributes
of a king;
kingship.
Tetramorph
::
Tetramorph
(n.) The union of the four
attributes
of the
Evangelists
in one
figure,
which is
represented
as
winged,
and
standing
on
winged
fiery
wheels,
the wings being
covered
with eyes. The
representations
of it are
evidently
suggested
by the
vision
of
Ezekiel
(ch. i.).
Therapeutae
::
Therapeutae
(n. pl.) A name given to
certain
ascetics
said to have
anciently
dwelt in the
neighborhood
of
Alexandria.
They are
described
in a work
attributed
to
Philo,
the
genuineness
and
credibility
of which are now much
discredited..
Fee-faw-fum
::
Fee-faw-fum
(n.) A
nonsensical
exclamation
attributed
to
giants
and
ogres;
hence,
any
expression
calculated
to
impose
upon the timid and
ignorant..
Put
::
Put (v. t.) To
attach
or
attribute;
to
assign;
as, to put a wrong
construction
on an act or
expression..
Odyssey
::
Odyssey
(n.) An epic poem
attributed
to
Homer,
which
describes
the
return
of
Ulysses
to
Ithaca
after the siege of
Troy..
Sexualize
::
Sexualize
(v. t.) To
attribute
sex to.
Glacialist
::
Glacialist
(n.) One who
attributes
the
phenomena
of the
drift,
in
geology,
to
glaciers..
Wish
::
Wish (v. t.) To frame or
express
desires
concerning;
to
invoke
in favor of, or
against,
any one; to
attribute,
or cal down, in
desire;
to
invoke;
to
imprecate..
As
::
As (adv. &
conj.)
In the idea,
character,
or
condition
of, --
limiting
the view to
certain
attributes
or
relations;
as,
virtue
considered
as
virtue;
this actor will
appear
as
Hamlet..
Hermaphrodite
::
Hermaphrodite
(n.) An
individual
which has the
attributes
of both male and
female,
or which
unites
in
itself
the two
sexes;
an
animal
or plant
having
the parts of
generation
of both
sexes,
as when a
flower
contains
both the
stamens
and
pistil
within
the same
calyx,
or on the same
receptacle.
In some cases
reproduction
may take place
without
the union of the
distinct
individuals.
In the
animal
kingdom
true
hermaphrodites
are found only among the
invertebrates.
See
Illust.
in
Appendix,
under Helmi
Human
::
Human (a.)
Belonging
to man or
mankind;
having
the
qualities
or
attributes
of a man; of or
pertaining
to man or to the race of man; as, a human
voice;
human
shape;
human
nature;
human
sacrifices..
Repute
::
Repute
(n.)
Character
reputed
or
attributed;
reputation,
whether
good or bad;
established
opinion;
public
estimate..
Comprehension
::
Comprehension
(n.) The
complement
of
attributes
which make up the
notion
signified
by a
general
term.
Faculty
::
Faculty
(n.)
Power;
prerogative
or
attribute
of
office.
Naturism
::
Naturism
(n.) The
belief
or
doctrine
that
attributes
everything
to
nature
as a
sanative
agent.
Attributable
::
Attributable
(a.)
Capable
of being
attributed;
ascribable;
imputable.
Condition
::
Condition
(n.)
Essential
quality;
property;
attribute.
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