As a result of
On account of and as a result of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "On account of" instead the phrase "As a result of" as a preposition or a noun.
On account of
As a result of and on account of are semantically related. You can use "As a result of" instead the phrase "On account of" as a preposition or a noun. popular alternative
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- following and as a result of
- following and on account of
- through and as a result of
- through and on account of
- considering and as a result of
- considering and on account of
- since and as a result of
- since and on account of
- after and as a result of
- after and on account of
- because of and as a result of
- because of and on account of
- for and as a result of
- for and on account of
Both terms in one sentence
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The Iron Islands are also one, bound by the worship of the Drowned God and a culture of reaving and thralldom, that on account of its extreme isolation from Westeros, develops its own unique brand of weirdness probably as a result of occult precursors.
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This was made at the invitation of the studios themselves but as a result of Hearst's interference on account of "percieved" libel, the film's release was sabotaged, Welles' reputation was smeared and Hollywood learnt its lesson from "The Man." Match Cut: the entire opening sequence.
Source: Film / Citizen Kane
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