because (Meaning)

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because (conj.)

By or for the cause that; on this account that; for the reason that.

In order that; that.

I arrived late for the meeting because of heavy traffic.
She chose the blue dress because it matched her eyes perfectly.
The students did not pass the exam because they had not studied diligently.
The flowers withered because they were not watered regularly.
I declined the job offer because I found a more suitable one.
He got angry because his car broke down in the middle of the road.
The doctor prescribed antibiotics because the patient had a bacterial infection.
The team lost the game because they had underestimated their opponents.
She chose to stay home because she was feeling under the weather.
The audience applauded because they were impressed by the performance.

By or for the cause that; on this account that; for the reason that., In order that; that.

seeing,since, now, considering, whereas,for, as, being (as or as how or that),inasmuch as, 'cause

No antonyms found.

I arrived late for the meeting because of heavy traffic.

She chose the blue dress because it matched her eyes perfectly.

The students did not pass the exam because they had not studied diligently.

The flowers withered because they were not watered regularly.