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Meaning of causal
The primary meaning of the word "causal" is related to cause and effect.
Etymology of causal
The word "causal" has its roots in the Latin word "causa," meaning cause or reason
It entered the English language in the 15th century, initially used in philosophical and scientific contexts to describe relationships between causes and effects
Synonyms
causative
determinative
influential
resultant
consequential
conditional
dependent
related
associated
correlative
resultant
determinantal
efficacious
causalistic
effectual
contributory
decisive
formative
generative
inducing
motivating
prompting
provoking
triggering
operative
instrumental
responsible
answerable.
Definitions
- Relating to causation, having the power to cause something
- Involving a cause-and-effect relationship
- Of or relating to a cause
Usage Examples
- The researcher studied the causal relationship between smoking and lung cancer
- The company's profits were directly causal to the increase in sales
- Understanding causal links between events can help predict future outcomes
Antonyms
incidental
unrelated
coincidental
independent
unrelated
noncausal
inconsequential
unconnected
disconnected
noncontributory
ineffectual
inefficacious
unproductive
nonoperative
noninstrumental
insignificant
trivial
minor
negligible
irrelevant
unrelated
unassociated.