Impute
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 52
im-pūt′, v.t. to reckon as belonging to (in a bad sense): to charge: ( theol. ) to attribute vicariously: ( rare ) to take account of.— adj. Imput′able , capable of being imputed or charged: attributable.— ns. Imput′ablene , Imputabil′ity .— adv. Imput′ably .— n. Imputā′tion , act of imputing or charging: censure: reproach: the reckoning as belonging to.— adjs. Imput′ative , imputed; Imput′atively .— n. Imput′er . [Fr. imputer —L. imputāre , -ātum — in , in, putāre , to reckon.]
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