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reattribute

verb

Etymology

From re- + attribute.

  1. borrowed from attributus
  2. prefixed as reattribute — “re + attribute”

Definitions

  1. To change the attribution of

    To change the attribution of; to give credit to someone else for a deed.

    • A magnificent picture of a falcon, long attributed to the 14th-century Chinese animal painter Xu Ze, has recently been reattributed to the 16th-century Korean painter Yi Am, partly on the basis of a seal stamped on the picture's surface.

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