ə̇mˈpyüd.əbəl, -ütə- adjective
Etymology: French or Medieval Latin; French, from Middle French, from Medieval Latin imputabilis, from Latin imputare to impute + -abilis -able — more at impute
1. : capable of being imputed : ascribable , attributable , referable
insofar as he was only acting as an agent the oversight was not imputable to him
an occasional blurring of outline … is imputable to the music rather than the words — Times Literary Supplement
2. archaic : capable of being accused or blamed : culpable
• im·put·able·ness -bəlnə̇s noun -es
• im·put·a·bly -blē, -bli adverb