acausal

[ey-kaw-zuhl]

adjective

1. having no cause.

Other Word Forms

• acausality noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of acausal¹

a- ⁶ + causal

Example Sentences

Conservation laws, in turn, affect long-range, acausal phenomena.

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Before meeting Pauli, Jung had coined the term synchronicity to describe the principle of acausal connections.

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One key to understanding acausal connections, often given short shrift, is the work of German mathematician Amalie ‘Emmy’ Noether, an important figure in Synchronicity.

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Rightly or wrongly, with much to uncover about how the Universe works, the allure of acausal connections remains.

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