How to pronounce“ascribed”in English
IPA/əˈskɹaɪbd/
Syllablesas·cri·bed
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The first three are all ascribed statuses.
Ascribed statuses are those in which a person has no choice; they're either assigned at birth or assigned involuntarily later in life.
Race, for instance, is an ascribed status assigned at birth, while the ascribed status of “middle-aged” happens at a point later in life.
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Definitions of “ascribed”
verb
simple past and past participle of ascribe