Foot says, "Assigning a motive to an action is not bringing it under any law; it is rather saying something about the kind of action it was, the direction in which it was tending, or what it was done ..."
A) as.
B) beforehand.
C) without forethought.
D) materially.

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The word "as" indicates a comparison or similarity between assigning a motive to an action and saying something about the kind of action it was, the direction in which it was tending, or what it was done.

Foot Says, "Assigning a Motive to an Action Is Not