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Often used in the same context:
causality,
contributory negligence,
cognizable,
res judicata,
typicality,
numerosity,
estoppel,
indefiniteness,
caselaw,
scienter,
latent defect,
mens rea,
tort,
null hypothesis,
privity,
epiphenomenon,
hypothesis,
aetiology,
evidentiary,
materiality,
res gestae,
etiology,
res ipsa loquitur,
macroevolution,
gravamen,
dicta,
incommensurability,
affirmance,
precedential,
plaintiff,
preclusion,
simpliciter,
disproof,
joinder,
lenity,
nosology,
untimeliness,
epistasis,
laches,
falsity,
preponderance,
triable,
preventability,
logical fallacy,
pathophysiology,
blameworthiness,
reprehensibility,
separability,
nonsuit,
probative,
summary judgment,
averment,
vacatur,
confounder,
theory,
willfulness,
claimant,
predicate,
tortfeasor,
relator,
correlations,
microevolution,
inductive reasoning,
culpability,
obviousness,
durkheim,
probabilities,
ascertainment,
preemption,
neuroanatomy,
voluntariness,
heredity,
circumstantial evidence,
anthropic,
plausibility,
phenomenology,
remittitur,
dualist,
assortative mating,
inferences,
biogenesis,
actus reus,
syllogism,
teleology,
corpus delicti,
construal,
subrogation,
appellant,
antemortem,
abiogenesis,
heritability,
supergravity,
generis,
factuality,
hypochondriasis,
ex post facto,
inapplicability,
reargument,
anosognosia,
ipse dixit,
liability,
incurability,
causes,
causalities,
lawfulness,
purposiveness,
existents,
genesis,
relation,
resultant,
interrelations,
being,
consequent,
correlative,
correlatives,
determinacy,
existent,
mechanism,
necessity,
origination,
reality
More specific:
coercion,
compulsion,
inducement,
inducing,
induction,
influence,
initiation,
sending,
trigger
Appears in the definition of:
aetiology,
etiology,
happen,
parapsychology,
psychic phenomena,
psychic phenomenon
More general:
deed,
effort,
exploit,
feat
Synonyms:
causing
Also try:
— Adjectives for causation:
natural,
physical,
social,
multiple,
efficient,
mental,
cumulative,
historical,
personal,
mechanical,
final,
more...
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