Can you define the word “because” without using the dictionary?
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the long answer
the short answer…cuz
because = therefore, thus, as a result, huummmm,,, let’s see
because is a word (don’t know the exact part of speech???) but the definition I would think um, hummm, a transition that is preceded by a statement or thought that is separated by the word and then what follows explains or generally answers why to the first part of the sentence.
So, this answer was conjured without regard or looking at others answers and without consulting many dictionaries and was typed in about 1 minute. How did I do? Thanks for the nerd brain teaser – gotta love nerdy gurlz!! LMAO
be = existance of …
cause = an initiating action creates a reaction
so if “because” is made up of those two words, then a pre-existing action motivated (or caused) another thing to result
To give a reason for something.
Word used to explain
For example, My hands are dirty (effect) because (as a result of) I planted some seedlings (cause).
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