Definition of propter hoc in English:

propter hoc

noun ˈprɒptə ˌhɒk

adverb ˈprɒptə ˌhɒk

adjective ˈprɒptə ˌhɒk

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Watson (d. 1686), ejected minister. From post-classical Latin propter hoc.

nounˈprɒptə ˌhɒk

adverbˈprɒptə ˌhɒk

adjectiveˈprɒptə ˌhɒk

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Watson (d. 1686), ejected minister. From post-classical Latin propter hoc.

单词	propter hoc
释义	Definition of propter hoc in English: propter hoc noun ˈprɒptə ˌhɒk A consequence, an effect, a direct result. adverb ˈprɒptə ˌhɒk For this reason; as a result, consequently. adjective ˈprɒptə ˌhɒk Occurring as a result, consequent; having a cause. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Watson (d. 1686), ejected minister. From post-classical Latin propter hoc. Definition of propter hoc in US English: propter hoc nounˈprɒptə ˌhɒk A consequence, an effect, a direct result. adverbˈprɒptə ˌhɒk For this reason; as a result, consequently. adjectiveˈprɒptə ˌhɒk Occurring as a result, consequent; having a cause. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Watson (d. 1686), ejected minister. From post-classical Latin propter hoc.
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