As a result
Because of and as a result are semantically related in by way of topic. In some cases you can use "Because of" instead a preposition phrase "As a result".
Because of
Because of preposition - As the result of.
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Synonyms for Because of
As a result and because of are semantically related in by way of topic. You can use "As a result" instead a preposition phrase "Because of".
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Kit Snicket dies not as a result of childbirth, but because of the Medusoid Mycelium, the cure for which she refuses to consume because of its effects on unborn children.
- Particularly relevant because of the Cultural Cringe - many Brits feel that they should be able to live in America as a result of the similarities between culture.
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As a result, some have mistaken Cuuko as Cthulhu because of the similarities of their names.
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