Synonyms for attribution
ˌæ trəˈbyu ʃənat·tri·bu·tion

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1. attribution, ascriptionnoun

   assigning some quality or character to a person or thing

   "the attribution of language to birds"; "the ascription to me of honors I had not earned"

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2. attribution, ascriptionnoun

   assigning to a cause or source

   "the attribution of lighting to an expression of God's wrath"; "he questioned the attribution of the painting to Picasso"

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1. List of paraphrases for "attribution":

   allocation, award, awarding, assignment, conferral, imputation, assigning, vesting, allocating, allotment, authoring, granting

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1. The FBI:

   The FBI has concluded the Government of North Korea is responsible for the theft and destruction of data on the network of Sony Pictures Entertainment, attribution to North Korea is based on intelligence from the FBI, the U.S. intelligence community, DHS, foreign partners and the private sector.

2. Tom Ruggio:

   It's pretty fascinating. So, not only do we get a strong -- pretty much as I call a slam-dunk -- attribution because of the connecting paintings, but we also get a look at its process.

3. Kenny Irby:

   I think The Seattle Times's disgraceful propaganda and terribly misrepresentative of documentary journalism in times like this, when truth-telling and accountability is so important, there is no attribution. There is no acknowledgment of the montage, and it's terribly misleading.

4. Robert Sutton:

   If you give other people credit, two things happen : You get as much credit as if you said :' I did this myself,' and you also get the additional attribution of generosity and making people feel better that you gave them credit.

5. Friederike Otto:

   What we can say, without doing a dedicated attribution study, is that major hurricane occurrences( categories 3-5) have increased in recent decades, which can not be explained by natural variability alone, specifically, from event attribution, we do note that when hurricanes occur, the rainfall associated with them is more intense because of human-induced climate change, and Hurricane Ida will not be an exception.