Causality
21causality — cau|sal|i|ty [ kɔ zæləti ] noun uncount FORMAL a relationship in which one thing causes another …
22causality — cau·sal·i·ty || kÉ”Ë zælÉ™tɪ n. relation of cause and effect, causal quality or agency …
23causality — noun 1》 the relationship between cause and effect. 2》 the principle that everything has a cause …
24causality — n. 1. Causativeness, causativity, causation. 2. Causation, causal system, interdependence of events …
25causality — noun (U) formal the relationship between a cause and the effect that it has …
26causality — cau·sal·i·ty …
27causality — Причинность …
28causality — cau•sal•i•ty [[t]kɔˈzæl ɪ ti[/t]] n. pl. ties 1) the relation of cause and effect 2) causal quality or agency • Etymology: 1595–1605 …
29causality — /kɔˈzæləti / (say kaw zaluhtee) noun (plural causalities) 1. the relation of cause and effect. 2. causal quality or agency …
30causality — This word (from the Latin causa, meaning cause or reason ) refers to the relationship of cause and effect, or of one event or phenomenon to another. Aristotelianism speaks of four causes: material cause (the stuff from which an object is made) …