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concause

concause noun: a joint cause.

Noun

concause (plural concauses)

  1. A joint cause.
    • naturall concauses, vnto the su∣preme and supernaturall Cause.1622, Martin Fotherby, Atheomastix

Forms of concause

pluralconcauses

Origin of concause

From con- + cause.

Questions about concause

What does concause mean?
Concause means a joint cause.
What part of speech is concause?
Concause is a noun.
What is the plural of concause?
The plural of concause is concauses.

Words near concause in the dictionary

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

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