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Definition of
'cause conjunction
from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
'cause
conjunction
conjunction
(
informal
)
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because
I can't see her at all, 'cause it's too dark.
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cause
noun
cause
verb
lost cause
noun
cause célèbre
noun
probable cause
noun
be for/in a good cause
make, cause, etc. a splash
make common cause with somebody
Idioms
be for/in a good cause
make, cause, etc. a splash
make common cause with somebody
Nearby words
causation
noun
causative
adjective
'cause
conjunction
cause
noun
cause
verb