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concausal

concausal adjective: acting jointly as a cause; being or relating to a concause.

Adjective

concausal (not comparable)

  1. Acting jointly as a cause; being or relating to a concause.

Questions about concausal

What does concausal mean?
Concausal means acting jointly as a cause; being or relating to a concause.
What part of speech is concausal?
Concausal is an adjective.

Words near concausal in the dictionary

  1. concatenators
  2. concatesome
  3. concatesomes
  4. concaulescence
  5. concaulescent
  6. concausal
  7. concause
  8. concauses
  9. concavalin
  10. concavaline
  11. concavate

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