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Meaning of Because
The primary meaning of the word "because" is to indicate the reason or explanation for something.
Etymology of Because
The word "because" originates from Old English "by" (meaning "near" or "by means of") and "cās" or "cōs" (meaning "cause"), which is derived from the Old French "cause" and Latin "causa", meaning reason or cause
Historically, the word "because" has evolved from "by cause" in Middle English, and has been used since the 13th century to indicate the reason or explanation for something
Synonyms
since
as
for
because of
due to
owing to
on account of
on the grounds that
in view of
considering
given that
inasmuch as
whereas
while
although
though
even though
notwithstanding
as a result of
consequently
therefore
thus
hence
accordingly
for this reason
by reason of
on the strength of
in light of
in consideration of
Definitions
- Used to introduce the reason for something
- Used to introduce a statement that explains or justifies something
- Used to indicate the cause of something
Usage Examples
- I went to the store because I needed milk
- She was late because of the traffic
- He didn't attend the meeting because he was sick
- The park is closed because of the weather