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What does the prefix caus- mean?

The prefix "caus-" typically means "cause" or "to cause".

It comes from the Latin word "causa", which means "cause".

Here are some examples of words with the prefix "caus-":

* Causation: The act of causing something.

* Cause: The reason for something happening.

* Causative: Something that causes something else to happen.

* Causal: Relating to cause and effect.

* Causality: The relationship between cause and effect.

It's important to note that sometimes, the prefix "caus-" is slightly altered in a word, like in " causal" where the "s" is dropped.

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