Because of
Because of preposition - As the result of.
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Synonyms for Because of
Rational and because of are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Rational" with "Because of", this terms are similar.
Rational
Rational adjective - Having the ability to reason.
Because of and rational are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace phrase "Because of" with "Rational", this terms are similar.
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- The possible rational explanation for that is that the castle is too big for any non-royal feudal lord to properly maintain, and useless for defense because of damage sustained from that dragon.
Source: Evil Tainted the Place - More focus starts getting put on it and we get to see Donnie makes less than rational choices because of it.
Source: The Scrappy / Western Animation -
This still shows up occasionally, typically because of perceived Canon Defilement or something being seen as so stupid or nonsensical that a rational response is impossible.
Source: Web Video / The Annotated Series
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