Similar Words to Cause:
Campaign
Case
Causa
Causal Agency
Causal Agent
Crusade
Do
Drive
Effort
Get
Grounds
Have
Induce
Lawsuit
Make
Movement
Reason
Stimulate
Suit
Examples:
1. To remember any portion of it, any word, will cause you pain, terrible pain, growing more terrible as you fight to remember.
2. You got no cause to complain.
3. That would cause more than angry murmurings against him.
4. There in the temple is the cause of all your troubles.
5. What would cause you to actually bleed?
6. Wouldn't want to cause trouble in a family.
7. We wouldn't dream of being the cause of that.
8. So it's natural if you cause him resentment You don't behave badly but But what have I done?
9. "How can you expect the Soviet cause to gain respect "when your envoys indulge in such decadent behavior?
10. You. You're the cause of it all.
11. The rulers divided, unable to find cause for war. . .
12. I think you're the cause of all this.
13. I speak in the interests of our party and the cause of humanity.
14. Your cause is doomed to failure because it is built on the stupid persecution of innocent people.
15. I've got a job cause I married you.
16. Take power cause you're riding a winner!
17. You could cause trouble for Stefan.
18. You'll cause a lot of trouble.
19. But, my friend there is no cause for which I am prepared to kill.
20. I am aware that I must have given you much cause for irritation Your Excellency.
21. He’s no cause to be.
22. I see my birthday party wasn't cause enough for celebration.
23. She isn't going to cause me any trouble because I'm not going to pay any attention to her.
24. The hearts of all sympathisers for the German cause go out to Leutnant Hirth.
25. No, Tom. It will cause deep trouble.
26. We are having some difficulty repairing the damage to our steering gear but I assure you there is no cause for alarm.
27. This Boris Glazunov, does he work for the cause too?
28. I can only cause you pain, Alfred.
29. You didn't cause me any trouble.
30. Too many people know she was the cause of the stampede and from now on she'll be blamed for any lost livestock or damage.
Definitions of Cause:
1. Events that provide the generative force that is the origin of something
2. A justification for something existing or happening
3. A series of actions advancing a principle or tending toward a particular end
4. Any entity that produces an effect or is responsible for events or results
5. A comprehensive term for any proceeding in a court of law whereby an individual seeks a legal remedy
6. Give rise to; cause to happen or occur, not always intentionally
7. Cause to do; cause to act in a specified manner