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causin

 

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Causin

Noun:

A colloquial term used in some local dialects to refer to a close family member or relative.

Example sentence:

My causin, Sarah, is coming over for dinner tonight.

Verb:

The action of being the cause of something.

Example sentence:

His reckless driving causin the accident.

Adjective:

Describing someone or something that is characterized by causes, reasons, or origins.

Example sentence:

The causin factors behind climate change are complex and multi-faceted.

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