Causal Definition

kôzəl
adjective
Of a cause or causes.
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Being or involving a cause.
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Expressing a cause or reason.
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Relating to cause and effect.
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noun
A word expressing a cause, as since, therefore, for.
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Other Word Forms of Causal

Noun

Singular:
causal
Plural:
causals

Origin of Causal

Causal Sentence Examples

  • Nature as a machine, governed by changeless causal law, is necessary to thought.

  • It is chiefly known from the causal relation of one of its species of the most serious of vine-diseases.

  • It is only gradually that there appears any recognition of a spiritual principle exercising a modifying or causal influence over inert matter.

  • There is thus causal necessity for Eternal Mind, or what we call " God."

  • The attack made by David Hume on the causal relation led directly to the new rationalism of Kant, who argued that it was wrong to regard thought as mere analysis.

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Words Starting With

CCACAU

Words Ending With

LALSAL

Unscrambles

causal

Words Starting With C and Ending With L

Starts With C & Ends With LStarts With CA & Ends With LStarts With C & Ends With AL

Word Length

6 Letter Words6 Letter Words Starting With C6 Letter Words Ending With L