imputative Sentence Examples
- The imputative nature of the charges raised questions about their validity.
- The judge dismissed the imputative evidence as unreliable and prejudicial.
- The doctor's diagnosis was based on imputative symptoms rather than objective tests.
- The historian relied on imputative sources to piece together the events of the past.
- The company's lack of accountability led to imputative blame being assigned to lower-level employees.
- The imputative reputation of the politician hindered his chances of winning the election.
- The imputative motives attributed to the artist were unfounded and defamatory.
- The imputative culpability of the corporation extended beyond its immediate actions.
- The media's imputative reporting fueled public outrage against the accused.
- The imputative knowledge of the law did not excuse the defendant's negligence.
imputative Meaning
Webster
imputative (a.)
Transferred by imputation; that may be imputed.
Synonyms & Antonyms of imputative
FAQs About the word imputative
Transferred by imputation; that may be imputed.
insinuation, libel, innuendo, insult, aspersion, intimation, slander, affront, smear, indignity
No antonyms found.
The imputative nature of the charges raised questions about their validity.
The judge dismissed the imputative evidence as unreliable and prejudicial.
The doctor's diagnosis was based on imputative symptoms rather than objective tests.
The historian relied on imputative sources to piece together the events of the past.
