Antonyms for causal
ˈkɔ zəl

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1. causal(adj)

   involving or constituting a cause; causing

   "a causal relationship between scarcity and higher prices"

   Antonyms:
   noncausal, noncausative

How to use causal in a sentence?

1. Behfar Ehdaie:

   If ejaculation frequency was truly a causal factor for prostate cancer development, we would expect to find the association across all prostate cancer risk categories.

2. Claire Mysko:

   We're not making a causal relationship in that BMI tests cause eating disorders because these are very, very complex illnesses ... but these tests can be trigger moments, so if someone is vulnerable and in a vulnerable place (and is) being weighed at school or being measured in whatever way ... these are things that can be very triggering for those who are at risk.

3. Xiao Xu:

   When caring for younger patients with heart attack, especially younger women patients, we should look beyond their physical health and pay attention to their psychosocial status as well, although our study demonstrated a strong relationship between higher mental stress and worse recovery, we cannot make causal inferences.

4. David Katz:

   Hypoxia is a plausible linking causal factor, and has been demonstrated in infants residing at high altitude.

5. Christopher Dye:

   If we take all the information we have at the moment, the case for a causal link is quite strong, we should now say that Zika is guilty until proven innocent.

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