causeless (Meaning)
causeless (s)
having no justifying cause or reason
having no cause or apparent cause
causeless (a.)
1. Self-originating; uncreated.
Without just or sufficient reason; groundless.
causeless (adv.)
Without cause or reason.
Synonyms & Antonyms of causeless
Synonyms:
- encourage
- give rise to
- occasion
- catalyze
- bring about
- beget
- found
- invoke
- introduce
- make
- engender
- breed
- effect
- translate (into)
- draw on
- effectuate
- result (in)
- promote
Antonyms:
causeless Sentence Examples
- The rumor spreading around the office was entirely causeless, causing unnecessary anxiety.
- His sudden outburst seemed completely causeless, leaving everyone bewildered.
- The accusations against her were entirely causeless; there was no evidence to support them.
- The child's tears were causeless; they seemed to stem from a sudden mood swing.
- The sudden onset of the storm appeared causeless, catching everyone off guard.
- His anger seemed utterly causeless, erupting without warning or provocation.
- The sensation of fear she experienced was entirely causeless; there was no apparent threat.
- The tension in the room felt causeless, as no one could pinpoint the source of the unease.
- The decline in his mental health appeared causeless, as there were no obvious triggers.
- Despite the investigation, the fire that engulfed the building remained causeless, leaving authorities perplexed.
FAQs About the word causeless
having no justifying cause or reason, having no cause or apparent cause1. Self-originating; uncreated., Without just or sufficient reason; groundless., Without
do, spawn, bring, generate, yield,create, work, produce, prompt, induce
dampen, subdue, dampen, quell, crush, control, quash,limit, restrict, quash
The rumor spreading around the office was entirely causeless, causing unnecessary anxiety.
His sudden outburst seemed completely causeless, leaving everyone bewildered.
The accusations against her were entirely causeless; there was no evidence to support them.
The child's tears were causeless; they seemed to stem from a sudden mood swing.
