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  1. imputable:
  2. impute:
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Detailed Translations for imputable from English to Spanish

imputable:


Translation Matrix for imputable:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acusado accused; defendant; suspect
indeciso fence sitter; waverer
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- ascribable; due; referable
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acusado debatable; disputable; imputable; open to question; questionable accused; complained
cuestionable contested; controversial; debatable; disputable; disputed; dubious; imputable; open to question; questionable; uncertain changeable; debatable; dubious; not bright; not clear; open to debate; questionable; turbid; unstable; variable; varying
discutible contested; controversial; debatable; disputable; disputed; dubious; imputable; open to question; questionable; uncertain
dudoso contested; controversial; debatable; disputable; disputed; dubious; imputable; open to question; questionable; uncertain debatable; deceitful; dubious; mendacious; not bright; not clear; open to debate; questionable; turbid; unreliable
incierto debatable; disputable; imputable; open to question; questionable not bright; not clear; turbid; uncertain
inculpado debatable; disputable; imputable; open to question; questionable deceitful; mendacious; unreliable
indeciso debatable; disputable; imputable; open to question; questionable dawdling; dilatory; double-minded; dragging; faint; hesitating; hesitatingly; indecisive; lingering; reluctantly; slow; undecided; undetermined; unresolved; unsettled; vacillating; vague; wavering
sospechoso contested; controversial; debatable; disputable; disputed; dubious; imputable; open to question; questionable; uncertain changeable; creepy; deceitful; dishonest; dubious; eerie; false; grimy; indistinct; lugubrious; lying; mendacious; nasty; obscure; ominous; problematic; questionable; repulsive; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; unappetising; unappetizing; uncertain; unclear; unreliable; unsavory; unsavoury; unstable; untruthful; vague; variable; varying

Related Words for "imputable":


Synonyms for "imputable":

  • ascribable; due to; referable; attributable

Related Definitions for "imputable":

  1. capable of being assigned or credited to1
    • the oversight was not imputable to him1

Wiktionary Translations for imputable:

imputable
adjective
  1. capable of being imputed

impute:

to impute verbe (imputes, imputed, imputing)

  1. to impute

Conjugations for impute:

present
  1. impute
  2. impute
  3. imputes
  4. impute
  5. impute
  6. impute
simple past
  1. imputed
  2. imputed
  3. imputed
  4. imputed
  5. imputed
  6. imputed
present perfect
  1. have imputed
  2. have imputed
  3. has imputed
  4. have imputed
  5. have imputed
  6. have imputed
past continuous
  1. was imputing
  2. were imputing
  3. was imputing
  4. were imputing
  5. were imputing
  6. were imputing
future
  1. shall impute
  2. will impute
  3. will impute
  4. shall impute
  5. will impute
  6. will impute
continuous present
  1. am imputing
  2. are imputing
  3. is imputing
  4. are imputing
  5. are imputing
  6. are imputing
subjunctive
  1. be imputed
  2. be imputed
  3. be imputed
  4. be imputed
  5. be imputed
  6. be imputed
diverse
  1. impute!
  2. let's impute!
  3. imputed
  4. imputing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for impute:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
insinuar impute prompt; whisper; whisper in someone's ear
- ascribe; assign; attribute

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Synonyms for "impute":


Related Definitions for "impute":

  1. attribute or credit to1
    • People impute great cleverness to cats1
  2. attribute (responsibility or fault) to a cause or source1
    • The teacher imputed the student's failure to his nervousness1

Wiktionary Translations for impute:

impute
verb
  1. -

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
impute imputar; achacar aanwrijven — ten laste leggen
impute imputar imputerattribuer à quelqu’un une chose digne de blâme.