Cause,
Definition of Cause:
A case that will be decided in court.
Making (something particularly bad) possible.
A principle, goal or movement that we defend or want to maintain through a deep commitment.
The person or thing that leads to action, phenomena or situations.
Actions, impracticalities or events that cause changes, effects, reactions or consequences, or provide a basis for initiating legal action.
Synonyms of Cause
Evoke, Motivate, Belief in, Generator, Commitment, Promote, Realize, Institute, Beginnings, Begin, Right, Case, Spark off, Result in, Call, Reason for being, Have, Perform, Ambition, Occasion, Necessity, Agent, Ideal, Starting point, Establish, Set afloat, Reason, Inaugurate, Secure, Give occasion to, Mainspring, Work up, Obligation, Legal proceedings, Issue, Principle, Bear, Occasion, Goad, Tenet, Sake, Matter, Originator, Principle, Inducement, ■■■■■■■, Achieve, Impulse, Origin, Goal, Bring on, Force, Undertaking, Producer, Calling, Produce, Lodestar, Drive, Legal process, Genesis, Origin, Root, Trigger, Found, Impel, Spawn, Bring to fruition, Justification, Foundation, Action, Seed, Set on foot, Give rise to, Lead to, Germ, Lifework, Effect, Whip up, Overproduce, Warrant, Father, Bring to pass, Determinant, Muster up, Get up, Ulterior motive, Enforce, Suit, Call up, Inspire, Aspiration, Crusade, Breed, Beginning, Good reason, Grounds, Stir up, Constrain, Act, Set up, Prosecution, Antecedent, Be the cause of, Call forth, Create, Judicial process, Make happen, Precipitate, Work, Hatch, Guiding star, Elicit, Bring about, Faith, Great cause, Create, Litigation, Inspiration, Effect, Spring, Beget, Concern, Induce, Activity, Material basis, Bring on, Do, Sire, Originate, Kindle, Prime mover, Mass movement, Engender, Summon up, Gestate, Proceedings, Prompt, Generate, Movement, Give origin to, Vocation, Suit at law, Bind, Use force upon, Source, Provoke, Bring into being, Draw on, Cause in court, Belief, Source, Ideal, Score, Consideration, Campaign, Engineer, Produce, Agency, Compel, Touch off, Substance, Legal remedy, Legal case, Creator, Generate, Accomplish, Tie, Occasion, Cause to, Give rise to, Bring forth, Bring about, Industrialize, Volume-produce, Ground, Conviction, Belief, Provoke, Induce, Give birth to, Motive, Basis, Engender, Intention, Author, Be productive, Originate, Agency, Conceive, Mass-produce, Lawsuit, Promote, Interest, Prompt, Effectuate, Legal action, Precipitate, Bring to pass, Guiding light, Bring to effect, Incentive, Genesis, Inspire, Make, Root, Foster, Lead to, Restrain
How to use Cause in a sentence?
- Mr. Tortelini is back in good spirits, and the Koreans are wondering what can be done to improve her mood so much in the last three weeks.
- All actions react in the same way and in opposite directions, so there must be a root cause that triggers this series of events.
- For the March meeting, 45 reasons were listed.
- This disease can cause blindness.
- After saying everything about Jeff's sister and friends, Jeff was right to punch the man in the face.
- He dedicated his life to deafness.
- The cause of the accident was not immediately clear.
Meaning of Cause & Cause Definition
Cause,
How Do You Define Cause?
Definition of Cause: Lawsuit, litigation or lawsuit. Civil, criminal, contentious or judicial matters.
Meanings of Cause
The person or thing that leads to action, phenomena or situations.
A principle, goal or movement that we defend or want to maintain through a deep commitment.
A case that will be decided in court.
Make something (especially something bad) possible.
Sentences of Cause
The cause of the accident was not immediately clear
He dedicated his life to deafness
For the March meeting, 45 reasons were listed
Cause,
How To Define Cause?
Cause means: Lawsuit, lawsuit or lawsuit. Any question, civil or controversial or controversial, whether it is judicial.
Meanings of Cause
Anything or thing that leads to an action, trend or condition.
The principles, goals or actions she defends and what she wants or wants to defend.
Decide in court
Why an acronym?
Sentences of Cause
Dedicates her entire adult life to deaf causes.
Synonyms of Cause
belief (in), aim, seat, enterprise, enkindle, wellspring, object, bottom, begetter, fons et origo, fount, objective, radix, maker, purpose, beginning(s), base, charity, fountainhead
