Can you define the word "because" without using the dictionary?

Answer 1

for the reason or due to the fact

the long answer

the short answer...cuz

Answer 2

the only way and thanks for the morning challenge that I can define this word without a dictionary is to list synonyms. Ok, so off the top of my head here goes:

because = therefore, thus, as a result, huummmm,,, let's see

because is a word (don't know the exact part of speech???) but the definition I would think um, hummm, a transition that is preceded by a statement or thought that is separated by the word and then what follows explains or generally answers why to the first part of the sentence.

So, this answer was conjured without regard or looking at others answers and without consulting many dictionaries and was typed in about 1 minute. How did I do? Thanks for the nerd brain teaser - gotta love nerdy gurlz!! LMAO

Answer 3

A device of theory. Its used by people who're no longer confident adequate in themselves and have self assurance they are going to be blessed by having faith in a greater physically powerful capability. A conventional shakedown of peoples tricky earned money willingly given to the church to which the chruch will pay no taxes. If observed to the very be conscious, a individual is enveloped into an area the place they have no selection and the slightest doubt will forged them to hell while they expire. Its very like herding sheep, in basic terms this time the herder will smite you the 2nd you think of otherwise.

Answer 4

be / cause:
be = existance of ...
cause = an initiating action creates a reaction

so if "because" is made up of those two words, then a pre-existing action motivated (or caused) another thing to result

Answer 5

The Reason Why

Answer 6

"because" is a subordinating conjunction that means, the following is the reason or cause for the action in question.

Answer 7

To answer a "WHY" question.

To give a reason for something.

Word used to explain

Answer 8

'Because' means 'as the result'. It is used to connect a cause with an effect.
For example, My hands are dirty (effect) because (as a result of) I planted some seedlings (cause).

Answer 9

Because is often used in connection with causality

Answer 10

it is the reason for the actions or explanation given prior.