impute (to) Synonyms

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The detectives imputed the crime to the suspect based on circumstantial evidence.
The prosecution imputed malicious intent to the defendant during closing arguments.
The jury refused to impute knowledge to the plaintiff in the absence of clear proof.
The court imputed liability to the company for the actions of its negligent employee.
The arbitrator imputed good faith to the parties in an attempt to resolve their dispute.
The auditor imputed materiality to a financial transaction based on its impact on the company's financial statements.
The researcher imputed missing data points to complete the study's analysis.
The psychologist imputed motives to the patient based on their observed behavior.
The historian imputed significance to the lost artifact by linking it to a key historical event.
The teacher imputed a grade to the student who failed to submit the required assignment.

father (on),pin (on), blame, refer,put down, impute, ascribe, credit, charge, attribute

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The detectives imputed the crime to the suspect based on circumstantial evidence.

The prosecution imputed malicious intent to the defendant during closing arguments.

The jury refused to impute knowledge to the plaintiff in the absence of clear proof.

The court imputed liability to the company for the actions of its negligent employee.