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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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what is the word for it?
Hello!!
What is the phrase / word for something which is caused by something else
For example: an incident caused by love [can that be called 'love-caused incidents?']
or an incident caused by dowery [dowry-caused incident?]
Thank you
What is the phrase / word for something which is caused by something else
For example: an incident caused by love [can that be called 'love-caused incidents?']
or an incident caused by dowery [dowry-caused incident?]
Thank you
Top answer
Hi, I'd say a 'consequence'. Marriage is often, at least in Western culture, a consequence of love. ') Well, actually, that occasionally happens in Western culture as well.
- Hi, I'd say a 'consequence'.
- Marriage is often, at least in Western culture, a consequence of love.
- ') Well, actually, that occasionally happens in Western culture as well.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
I'd say a 'consequence'.
Marriage is often, at least in Western culture, a consequence of love.
Perhaps in some other cultures, marriage is a consequence of a dowry ('I don't love her, but I want her money!') Well, actually, that occasionally happens in Western culture as well.
Best wishes, Clive
I'd say a 'consequence'.
Marriage is often, at least in Western culture, a consequence of love.
Perhaps in some other cultures, marriage is a consequence of a dowry ('I don't love her, but I want her money!') Well, actually, that occasionally happens in Western culture as well.
Best wishes, Clive
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