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causal
adjective
1 relating to or being a cause.
2 relating to cause and effect.
[16c: from Latin causa cause]
causally adverb .
adjective
1 relating to or being a cause.
2 relating to cause and effect.
[16c: from Latin causa cause]
causally adverb .
causality
noun (causalities )
1 the relationship between cause and effect.
2 the principle that everything has a cause.
3 the process at work in the causing of something.
noun (causalities )
1 the relationship between cause and effect.
2 the principle that everything has a cause.
3 the process at work in the causing of something.
causation
noun
1 the relationship of cause and effect; causality.
2 the process of causing.
[17c: from Latin causatio , from causare ]
causational adjective .
noun
1 the relationship of cause and effect; causality.
2 the process of causing.
[17c: from Latin causatio , from causare ]
causational adjective .
causative
adjective
1 making something happen; producing an effect.
2 grammar expressing the action of causing.
noun a causative verb.
[15c: from Latin causativus ]
causatively adverb .
adjective
1 making something happen; producing an effect.
2 grammar expressing the action of causing.
noun a causative verb.
[15c: from Latin causativus ]
causatively adverb .
cause
noun
1 something which produces an effect; the person or thing through which something happens.
2 a reason or justification There is no cause for concern .
3 an ideal, principle, aim, etc She dedicated her life to the feminist cause .
4 a matter that is to be settled by a lawsuit; the lawsuit itself.
verb (caused , causing ) to produce as an effect; to bring about something.
[13c: from Latin causa ]
make common cause with someone to co-operate with them, so as to achieve a common aim.
noun
1 something which produces an effect; the person or thing through which something happens.
2 a reason or justification There is no cause for concern .
3 an ideal, principle, aim, etc She dedicated her life to the feminist cause .
4 a matter that is to be settled by a lawsuit; the lawsuit itself.
verb (caused , causing ) to produce as an effect; to bring about something.
[13c: from Latin causa ]
make common cause with someone to co-operate with them, so as to achieve a common aim.
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