Causation

Meaning

Noun

●

The

of causing.

●

The

or

by which an effect is produced.

●

Cause and effect, considered as a system.

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Origin

causation

English

-ation

English

cause

English

cause

Middle English (1100-1500)

cause

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

causa

Latin

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Rhymes

Demutualisation

Desertification

Electroporation

Decontamination

Colonialization

Diagonalization

Formularisation

Excommunication

Desexualization

Demagnetisation

SchröDerization

Delignification

Quintuplication

Prognostication

Experimentation

Marginalisation

Instrumentation

Criminalisation

Rebarbarization

Intensification

Decasualization

Indetermination

Hypoinnervation

Procrastination

Exteriorisation

Monoinnervation

Deserialisation

Civilianization

Diversification

Exemplification

Decolourisation

Californication

Electrification

Personification

Coprecipitation

Cockneyfication

Quadruplication

Insubordination

Europeanisation

Democratization

Bioaccumulation

Indemnification

Thatcherization

Precrastination

Inconsideration

Externalisation

Arterialization

Extemporisation

Differentiation

Demystification

Familiarisation

Transliteration

Disorganisation

Hospitalization

Underestimation

Electroablation

Discontinuation

Exteriorization

Adsignification

Debuccalization

Computerisation

Desensitisation

Internalisation

Polyinnervation

Mispronunciation

Hyperventilation

Complexification

Anathematization

Disafforestation

Desynonymization

Prestidigitation

Disqualification

Autopurification

Containerisation

Depoliticisation

Contraindication

Characterisation

Depressurisation

Autoimmunization

Demineralisation

Delegitimization

Editorialisation

Debituminization

Demineralization

Biomagnification

Denaturalisation

Demilitarisation

Circumnavigation

Hyperinnervation

Christianisation

Interpenetration

Copolymerization

Misappropriation

Dedolomitization

Declassification

Depolymerization

Adverbialization

Denuclearization

Delegitimisation

Indiscrimination

Forisfamiliation

Depoliticization

Cuticularization

Canonicalization

Decriminalisation

Conceptualisation

Dematerialisation

Bureaucratisation

Endoreduplication

Misrepresentation

Industrialisation

Collateralization

Denationalisation

Consubstantiation

Commercialisation

Depersonalisation

Spaghettification

Underarticulation

Desynchronization

Dissyllabification

Intercommunication

Proletarianization

Antidiscrimination

Bourgeoisification

Overspecialization

Evapotranspiration

Bioinstrumentation

Conventionalization

Autophosphorylation

Deindustrialization

Departmentalisation

Transphonologization

Anthropomorphization

Compartmentalisation

Compartmentalization

Electrocauterization

Counterproliferation

First-Class Continuation

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