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all-cause

all-cause adjective: of any or whatever cause.

Adjective

all-cause (not comparable)

  1. Of any or whatever cause.
    • all-cause mortality: death from any disease or for any other reason

Questions about all-cause

What does all-cause mean?
All-cause means of any or whatever cause.
What part of speech is all-cause?
All-cause is an adjective.

Words near all-cause in the dictionary

  1. all-becrushing
  2. all-boys
  3. all-but
  4. all-caps
  5. all-cargo
  6. all-cause
  7. all-clear
  8. all-comers
  9. all-conquering
  10. all-consuming
  11. all-court

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