imputed (Meaning)

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imputed (imp. & p. p.)

of Impute

The accountant imputed the missing data points based on the existing trends.
The prosecutor imputed the defendant with a motive to commit the crime.
The scientist imputed the experimental results to support their hypothesis.
The jury imputed the witness's testimony with credibility.
The forensic accountant imputed fraudulent transactions into the company's financial statements.
The researcher imputed a causal relationship between two variables.
The economist imputed the inflation rate using historical data.
The architect imputed the original design of the building using fragments and sketches.
The historian imputed the events of the past based on written records and artifacts.
The police imputed the suspect with possession of an illegal substance.

of Impute

attributed,ascribed, blamed,credited, attached, put down, associated,referred, imputed (to), accredited

No antonyms found.

The accountant imputed the missing data points based on the existing trends.

The prosecutor imputed the defendant with a motive to commit the crime.

The scientist imputed the experimental results to support their hypothesis.

The jury imputed the witness's testimony with credibility.