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Definition of cause
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of cause is as below...
Cause (v.) That which
produces
or
effects
a
result;
that from which
anything
proceeds,
and
without
which it would not
exist..
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Septuagesima
::
Septuagesima
(n.) The third
Sunday
before
Lent; -- so
called
because
it is about
seventy
days
before
Easter.
Weary
::
Weary
(superl.)
Having
one's
patience,
relish,
or
contentment
exhausted;
tired;
sick; -- with of
before
the
cause;
as, weary of
marching,
or of
confinement;
weary of
study..
Tallage
::
Tallage
(v. t.) To lay an
impost
upon; to cause to pay
tallage.
Miasmatical
::
Miasmatical
(a.)
Containing,
or
relating
to,
miasma;
caused
by
miasma;
as,
miasmatic
diseases..
Timorous
::
Timorous
(a.)
Indicating,
or
caused
by, fear; as,
timorous
doubts..
Suffocative
::
Suffocation
(n.) The act of
suffocating,
or the state of being
suffocated;
death
caused
by
smothering
or
choking..
Interrupt
::
Interrupt
(v. t.) To break into, or
between;
to stop, or
hinder
by
breaking
in upon the
course
or
progress
of; to
interfere
with the
current
or
motion
of; to cause a
temporary
cessation
of; as, to
interrupt
the
remarks
speaking..
On
::
On
(prep.)
At the time of,
conveying
some
notion
of cause or
motive;
as, on
public
occasions,
the
officers
appear
in full dress or
uniform.
Hence,
in
consequence
of, or
following;
as, on the
ratification
of the
treaty,
the
armies
were
disbanded..
Espouse
::
Espouse
(v. t.) To take to one's self with a view to
maintain;
to make one's own; to take up the cause of; to
adopt;
to
embrace.
Pagodite
::
Pagodite
(n.)
Agalmatolite;
-- so
called
because
sometimes
carved
by the
Chinese
into the form of
pagodas.
See
Agalmatolite.
Intricacy
::
Intricacy
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
intricate
or
entangled;
perplexity;
involution;
complication;
complexity;
that which is
intricate
or
involved;
as, the
intricacy
of a knot; the
intricacy
of
accounts;
the
intricacy
of a cause in
controversy;
the
intricacy
of a
plot..
Cost
::
Cost (v. t.) To
require
to be
given,
expended,
or laid out
therefor,
as in
barter,
purchase,
acquisition,
etc.; to cause the cost,
expenditure,
relinquishment,
or loss of; as, the
ticket
cost a
dollar;
the
effort
cost his
life..
Clack
::
Clack (v. t.) To cause to make a
sudden,
sharp
noise,
or
succession
of
noises;
to
click..
Eclipse
::
Eclipse
(v. t.) To cause the
obscuration
of; to
darken
or hide; -- said of a
heavenly
body; as, the moon
eclipses
the sun..
Streamed
::
Stream
(n.)
Current;
drift;
tendency;
series
of
tending
or
moving
causes;
as, the
stream
of
opinions
or
manners..
Trias
::
Trias (n.) The
formation
situated
between
the
Permian
and Lias, and so named by the
Germans,
because
consisting
of three
series
of
strata,
which are
called
in
German
the
Bunter
sandstein,
Muschelkalk,
and
Keuper..
Intermit
::
Intermit
(v. t.) To cause to cease for a time, or at
intervals;
to
interrupt;
to
suspend..
Diurna
::
Diurna
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Lepidoptera,
including
the
butterflies;
-- so
called
because
they fly only in the
daytime..
Tractrix
::
Tractrix
(n.) A curve such that the part of the
tangent
between
the point of
tangency
and a given
straight
line is
constant;
-- so
called
because
it was
conceived
as
described
by the
motion
of one end of a
tangent
line as the other end was drawn along the given line.
Tropaeolin
::
Tropaeolin
(n.) A name given to any one of a
series
of
orange-red
dyestuffs
produced
artificially
from
certain
complex
sulphonic
acid
derivatives
of azo and diazo
hydrocarbons
of the
aromatic
series;
-- so
called
because
of the
general
resemblance
to the
shades
of
nasturtium
(Tropaeolum).
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