causal

caus·al / ˈkôzəl/ • adj. of, relating to, or acting as a cause: the causal factors associated with illness. ∎  Gram. & Logic expressing or indicating a cause: a causal conjunction. DERIVATIVES: caus·al·ly adv.

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