reattribute

/ˌriːəˈtrɪbjuːt/
verb
  1. To assign a cause, source, or ownership to something or someone again, often differently than before.
    • Scientists had to reattribute the discovery to another researcher based on the original lab notes.
    • After the audit, the company had to reattribute the expenses to the correct departments.
    • The historian decided to reattribute the painting to a different artist after new evidence emerged.
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