contributed

verbdonate, provide
verbbe partly responsible for

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verb donate, provide

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Word Origin & History

1520s, from Latin contributus, past participle of contribuere "to bring together, add, unite, collect, contribute" (see contribution). Figurative sense is from 1630s. Related: Contributed; contributing.

Example Sentences forcontributed

From this strength we have contributed to the recovery and progress of the world.

Peace can be contributed to by respect for our ability in defense.

They are what modern life has contributed to the antique ideal of friendship.

It is probable that Handel himself had contributed to the downfall of the Academy.

Other, though fainter, sounds than these contributed to my restlessness.

My talk with Colonel Dayton had, in a way, contributed to this gloomy feeling.

Your young mistress has contributed a great deal to this quickness of yours.

"I'm afraid you're a little too sure, Sam," Roland contributed tactfully.

I mentioned that nature had contributed no less than war to the destruction of these people.

Every thing around him contributed to his felicity,—for alas!

contributed

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unpaid

unrecompensed

unremunerated

unsalaried

contributed

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