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Definition of causally in English: causallyadverb ˈkɔːzəliˈkɔzəli In terms of the way that one thing causes another; by way of cause and effect. the storm cannot be understood causally the two traits are causally related Example sentencesExamples - Aggression is thereby linked causally to people who live "close to the land."
- To explain causally the death or erosion of an institution, he will have to explain how people manage, causally, to withdraw recognition.
- One of the driving principles of magical thinking is the notion that things that resemble each other are causally connected in some way that defies scientific testing.
- It looks to be inconsistent with a prevalent view about how the world is causally structured.
- Institutional reality is said to be causally efficacious.
- Let us ask whether the two deficits are related causally, rather than being a coincidence.
- They note that when we talk about physical things, we use language that locates or causally connects objects in space.
- Informants volunteered descriptions of dramatic change, or lack thereof, in which the lead surgeon's behavior was causally implicated.
- How harshly we judge those whose inadequate parenting, confidence, and life skills are causally linked to what may at last be a provable fact.
- Researchers tried to prove that brain capacity was causally related to intelligence.
Definition of causally in US English: causallyadverbˈkôzəlēˈkɔzəli In terms of the way that one thing causes another; by way of cause and effect. the storm cannot be understood causally the two traits are causally related Example sentencesExamples - Researchers tried to prove that brain capacity was causally related to intelligence.
- Informants volunteered descriptions of dramatic change, or lack thereof, in which the lead surgeon's behavior was causally implicated.
- Let us ask whether the two deficits are related causally, rather than being a coincidence.
- Aggression is thereby linked causally to people who live "close to the land."
- They note that when we talk about physical things, we use language that locates or causally connects objects in space.
- How harshly we judge those whose inadequate parenting, confidence, and life skills are causally linked to what may at last be a provable fact.
- It looks to be inconsistent with a prevalent view about how the world is causally structured.
- One of the driving principles of magical thinking is the notion that things that resemble each other are causally connected in some way that defies scientific testing.
- To explain causally the death or erosion of an institution, he will have to explain how people manage, causally, to withdraw recognition.
- Institutional reality is said to be causally efficacious.
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