Definition

because

conjunction
  1. for the reason that; since

Examples

  • I stayed home because I was sick.
  • She couldn’t come to the party because she had to work.
  • The game was canceled because of rain.
  • He succeeded because he worked hard.
  • We left early because the traffic was heavy.
  • I like this book because it’s funny.
  • They moved to Florida because of the warm weather.

A daily word game

Lexagon is a word swipe puzzle with a Lexical twist.

Play today’s puzzle Puzzle #137

Every board is a journey around the letter grid, with one long word - the LEXAGON - helping you to find all the others. New puzzle every day at 8am CST, free to play, nothing to install.

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