Impute
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 204
im-put', v. t. To charge, ascribe, attribute; to charge to one as the author, responsible originator, or po e or of. (Thcol.) To set to one's account as as the ground of approval or condemnation. — Imor input a'tion. n. Act of imputing or charging; thing imputed or charged; charge of evil; censure; reproach; intimation. (Tlieol.) Attribution of personal guilt or personal righteousne on account of fer til the offense or the atonement of another. — Imput'- — a. ative, -tiv, a. Coming by imputation; imputed. — Im- In, in, vrep. Within: inside of; surrounded by; not outside of. — adv. Not out; within; inside; into. of (Law.) With privilege or po e ion. — n. A person who is in office, — opp. of out; a reentrant angle; a nook or corner. — Inlier, a.,compar. Further in; interior; internal; not obvious; obscure; pert, to the i a ' spirit or its phenomena. — In'nermosfr, In'most, a. hich, to inj superl. Furthest inward; most remote from the out- I ward part.— Inly, -If, a. Internal; interior; secret.; in- — adv. Internally; secretly. — In 'to, -too, prep. To the inside of; within.— In'ward, a. Placed within; inside, mind: I interior; seated in the mind or soul.— n. Thatw etc.; esp., j>1., the inner parts of the bodv; th ] cera.— In'ward, -wards, adv. Toward the ii by center, or interior; into the mind or thoughts.— the vis- In'wardly, adv. In or toward the inner parts or purheart; internally; secretly; privately.— In-and-in, a. on (Breeding.) From animals of the same parentage. — of sen- In'asmuch', adv. Seeing that; considering that; since, — followed by as. — In's omuch', adv. So; to by such a degree; in such wise. — Inning, n. In gath all ering of grain: in games of ball, the turn for using which the bat; pi. lands recovered from the sea. In-, in, inseparable pref., with negative force: it be single comes i before gn, ilbefore I, imbefore m and p, and irbefore r. Many of the words formed by it being are self-explanatory: those which have been inserted in this vocabulary are gi-ouped under Ignoble, to Illaudable, Immaculate, Inability, and Irrational.
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