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'cause
3 ENTRIES FOUND:
cause
(noun)
cause
(verb)
'cause
(conjunction)
'cause
/
ˈ
kɑːz/
/kəz/
conjunction
'cause
/
ˈ
kɑːz/
/kəz/
conjunction
Britannica Dictionary definition of 'CAUSE
:
because
—
used in informal speech
“Why did he do that?” “
'Cause
I told him to.”
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