Because+of
31because — [14] Because originated in the phrase by cause, which was directly modelled on French par cause. At first it was always followed by of or by a subordinate clause introduced by that or why: ‘The Holy Ghost was not yet given; because that Jesus was …
32because — [14] Because originated in the phrase by cause, which was directly modelled on French par cause. At first it was always followed by of or by a subordinate clause introduced by that or why: ‘The Holy Ghost was not yet given; because that Jesus was …
33because — /biˈkɔz / (say bee kawz), / ˈkɒz/ (say koz), /bə / (say buh ) conjunction 1. for the reason that; due to the fact that: the game was abandoned because it rained. –phrase 2. because of, by reason of; on account of: the game was abandoned because… …
34because — conjunction your photos won because they re the best because of Syn: since, as, in view of the fact that, inasmuch as, owing to the fact that, seeing that/as; informal on account of, cuz; literary for Ant: despite …
35because of — {prep.} On account of; by reason of; as a result of. * /The train arrived late because of the snowstorm./ …
36because of — {prep.} On account of; by reason of; as a result of. * /The train arrived late because of the snowstorm./ …
37because\ of — prep. On account of; by reason of; as a result of. The train arrived late because of the snowstorm …
38because of — by reason of. → because …
39because — conjunction Syn: since, as, seeing that, in view of the fact that, in that Phrases: because of …
40because — be•cause [[t]bɪˈkɔz, ˈkɒz, ˈkʌz[/t]] conj. for the reason that; due to the fact that • because of Etymology: 1275–1325; ME bi cause lit., by cause usage: See reason …
