What is another word for causa?
Pronunciation:
[ kˈɔːsə], [ kˈɔːsə], [ k_ˈɔː_s_ə]
Related words: Spanish causa, Mexican causa, New Mexican cuisine, Peruvian causa, Ecuadorian causa
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Synonyms for Causa:
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• act Other relevant words:
- accommodate ,
- agitate ,
- aim ,
- apparent motion ,
- apparent movement ,
- arguable ,
- argue ,
- aspect ,
- attempt ,
- bailiwick ,
- baptismal font ,
- baptistery ,
- baptistry ,
- beat ,
- beat back ,
- beat out ,
- become ,
- befit ,
- berth ,
- beseem ,
- bizarre ,
- blast ,
- bm ,
- boldness ,
- bowel movement ,
- brass ,
- capable ,
- carapace ,
- causal agency ,
- causal agent ,
- character reference ,
- cheek ,
- chemise ,
- cocktail dress ,
- compositor's case ,
- conclude ,
- confront ,
- consequence ,
- consider ,
- content ,
- crush ,
- curtilage ,
- cuticle ,
- cutting ,
- debatable ,
- debate ,
- deliberate ,
- dependent ,
- depicted object ,
- deterrent example ,
- discipline ,
- dislocate ,
- display case ,
- disputable ,
- drift ,
- driveway ,
- driving ,
- driving force ,
- drop away ,
- drop off ,
- eccentric person ,
- effect ,
- eggshell ,
- elbow grease ,
- eluding ,
- elusion ,
- encase ,
- endeavor ,
- endeavour ,
- err ,
- evidence ,
- exemplar ,
- exemplify ,
- exercise ,
- exertion ,
- exploit ,
- expression ,
- face up ,
- facial expression ,
- fall away ,
- faux pas ,
- feat ,
- fiber ,
- fibre ,
- fictional character ,
- fictitious character ,
- field ,
- field of study ,
- fight ,
- fit ,
- flake ,
- flakey ,
- flaky ,
- force ,
- force back ,
- fountain ,
- freakish ,
- freaky ,
- front ,
- gaffe ,
- gaucherie ,
- geek ,
- get ,
- good example ,
- grammatical case ,
- graph ,
- grapheme ,
- graphic symbol ,
- grimace ,
- ground ,
- guinea pig ,
- have ,
- human face ,
- hunting expedition ,
- husk ,
- illustrate ,
- illustration ,
- induce ,
- intellect ,
- issue ,
- labor ,
- labour ,
- lesson ,
- lineament ,
- look ,
- luxate ,
- make ,
- matter ,
- military campaign ,
- minutes ,
- miscue ,
- mistake ,
- model ,
- moorage ,
- mooring ,
- motility ,
- motion ,
- motor ,
- move ,
- national ,
- nerve ,
- nonconcentric ,
- object lesson ,
- oddball ,
- off-the-wall ,
- open ,
- outcome ,
- outlandish ,
- outre ,
- parapraxis ,
- parkway ,
- part ,
- persona ,
- pillow slip ,
- plate ,
- political campaign ,
- present ,
- press ,
- private road ,
- push ,
- push back ,
- quality ,
- racing shell ,
- ram ,
- rationality ,
- reason out ,
- reasonableness ,
- reference ,
- repel ,
- representative ,
- repulse ,
- result ,
- ride ,
- role ,
- run ,
- safari ,
- scale ,
- shield ,
- shift ,
- shimmy ,
- show window ,
- side ,
- sideslip ,
- skid ,
- slew ,
- slick ,
- slickness ,
- slide ,
- slip of paper ,
- slip one's mind ,
- slip-up ,
- slipperiness ,
- slue ,
- sneak ,
- social movement ,
- solecism ,
- splay ,
- steal ,
- stimulate ,
- strip ,
- study ,
- subject area ,
- subject field ,
- subjugate ,
- suit of clothes ,
- sweat ,
- take ,
- take the field ,
- teddy ,
- theatrical role ,
- theme ,
- thrust ,
- topic ,
- transactions ,
- travail ,
- trend ,
- trip ,
- trounce ,
- try ,
- tug ,
- turn over ,
- typecast ,
- typesetter's case ,
- typewrite ,
- understanding ,
- upshot ,
- vanquish ,
- yard .
How to use "Causa" in context?
"causa" means "cause." The Latin word derives from the verb "causer," meaning "to bring about." To understand cause, it's important to understand its inseparability from effect. Effect is the result of a cause. For example, when you light a match, the heat produced by the match causes the wax in the box to melt. This melted wax then starts to drip onto the floor, and the heat of the match has created the effect of a flame. Cause and effect are always connected. There is no effect without a cause. The law of cause and effect is a fundamental law of nature.
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