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at·trib·ute
▸ verb /(attribute something to)
regard something as belonging to, made, or being caused by:
he attributed his success to his parents’ unwavering support.

– SYNONYMS
ascribe, assign, accredit, credit, put down, chalk up, pin on.
▸ noun /
1 a characteristic quality or feature:
she has the key attributes of any journalist.
2 an object that is traditionally associated with a person or thing:
the hourglass is an attribute of Father Time.

– SYNONYMS

quality, characteristic, trait, feature, element, aspect, property, sign, hallmark, mark.

– DERIVATIVES
at·trib·ut·a·ble / adjective
at·tri·bu·tion / noun.
– ORIGIN Latin attribuere ‘assign to.’
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Oxford American dictionary

Creative processes bridging external with internal hermeneutics.

Two or three dimensions with imaginative creativity of human observing nano to subsubparticle dimension. And grave, with gravity exoplanet Earth-bound dimension.

Stripped of life, the Jew dances Najinsky in the Russian ballet.  Deadly Aryan.  Imbalanced Nazi.  From Soviet Utopia to Soviet pragmatisn–“American Soviet Americanism.”

Foremost a lightening bolt hitting a lightening rod to invigorate the human species’ backbone to face increasing biological toxins of industrial pollutants demanding critically clean, potable water.

A freedom of literary motif or design similar to Leviathan by Hobbes without Churches’ interference in “cleansing” the syntaxes of unruliness of the text.

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Abraham Boulder. -Keven.