Because of and Per

Because of

Because of preposition - As the result of.
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Synonyms for Because of

Per and because of are semantically related. in by way of topic. In some cases you can use "Per" instead a preposition phrase "Because of".

Per

Per adverb - For each one.
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Synonyms for Per

Because of and per are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Because of" instead a preposition "Per".

Both terms in one sentence

  • Audience-Alienating Premise Digimon in America suffered not because of a bad premise per se, but because its premise was too similar to a certain other work that arrived first there.
  • Useful Notes / Rochester Rochester is also home to a relatively high per capita population of people suffering from AIDS or similar diseases, also because of the local research hospitals.
  • But that didn't last long because of a weird "20 episodes per season" rule that Nick forced on them; the 40-episode run of Samurai/Super Samurai was stretched out over two years.
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