causal

IPA: kˈɔzʌɫ

noun

  • (grammar) a word (such as because) that expresses a reason or a cause

adjective

  • of, relating to, or being a cause of something; causing
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Examples of "causal" in Sentences

  • The causality consideration is clear.
  • The connection is circumstantial and not causal.
  • I changed the article to remove the spurious causal link.
  • The relationship to computer use is correlative, not causal.
  • The other 800 are causal visitors that lurk in the background.
  • Do you not see the causal connection in the chain of events here
  • Yes, the timeline is mutable, but the causal relationships are met.
  • In this view the belief is causally efficacious and thus selected for.
  • The sentence makes no causal link between the criticism and the resignation.
  • The figure shows the causal relationships among the categories of explanations.

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