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First Cause
first cause
noun
a source or cause of something
(often capitals) (esp in philosophy) God considered as the uncaused creator of all beings apart from himself
Word History and Origins
Origin of First Cause1
Example Sentences
The differences in density first cause stars to collide and merge.
“Our main and first cause, the mother of all causes, the Palestinian issue, will be at the heart of our concerns and our main priority,” Tebboune said.
West Antarctica “is what will first cause big problems for everyone with sea level rise,” he said.
Kerry’s first cause after returning from fighting in the Vietnam War was activism for the first Earth Day, in 1970, he says.
Many Saudis have responded to the “Not My Cause” hashtag by posting pictures of King Salman, with his quote: “The Palestinian cause is our first cause”.
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