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Term: Because

Description

Because is a conjunction used to introduce a reason or cause, indicating a logical relationship between two clauses or phrases. It provides an explanation for an action or event.

Examples:

Conjunction:

1. I couldn't attend the meeting because I was stuck in traffic.

2. She was tired because she had stayed up all night studying.

Preposition:

1. They were late for the party because of the heavy rain.

2. He couldn't concentrate because of the noise in the room.

Noun (Rare):

1. The because of her absence is still unknown.

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