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caus.

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abbreviation

  1. causative.


Example Sentences

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The rosé comes from Mas de Cadenet in Provence, and the white from Can Ràfols dels Caus in the Penedès region of Spain.

From New York Times

Some  analysts believed  that  grain  prices  were caus- ing  revolution  in  already-stressed  places  such  as  Egypt,  which played a pivotal role in the 2011 uprising known as the Arab Spring.

From MSNBC

It will be caus of depravatioun.

From Project Gutenberg

Quhat was the caus ȝe refusit harbrie To this young lustie Ladie Chastitie? and the Prioress replies: I wald have harborit hir, with gude intent; Bot my complexioun therto wald not assent.

From Project Gutenberg

Caus. xxiii. q. 5.—Radevic. de Gest.

From Project Gutenberg