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misattribute
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mis·at·trib·ute  (ms-trbyt)
tr.v. mis·at·trib·ut·ed, mis·at·trib·ut·ing, mis·at·trib·utes
To attribute incorrectly: misattributed the quotation to Dickens.
misat·tri·bution (--tr-byshn) n.
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