Cause and Place

Cause

Cause noun - Someone or something responsible for a result.

Place and cause are semantically related in event topic. In some cases you can use "Place" instead a noun "Cause".

Place

Place noun - The area or space occupied by or intended for something.

Cause and place are semantically related in event topic. Sometimes you can use "Cause" instead a noun "Place".

Nearby Words: placed, placement, placing, placer, placet

How words are described

good good cause good place
exact exact cause exact place
particular particular cause particular place
common common cause common place
Other adjectives: specific, right, original, true, proper, single, likely, obvious, actual, entire, real, big, great, little, bad, new, possible, different.

Common collocations

people cause people place people
time cause time place time

Both words in one sentence

  • Comic Book / The Maxx Julie's rape and her trauma after the event cause her to hit Maxx with the car in the first place.
  • Absent-Minded Professor This isn't played entirely for comedy either, as he may have caused the nanite event that changed the whole world and cause the existence of EVOs in the first place.
  • Film / Beverly Hills Cop If the police are admitted to a place with the consent of a person who would normally have access to that place, then they do not need probable cause.
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