Synonyms and antonyms of Because and because of in British Thesaurus

because (conjunction)

used for showing the reason something happens or the reason why it is described in a particular way

due to (preposition)

because of something

whereas (conjunction)

legal because of a particular fact that has been considered

owing to (preposition)

because of something

given (preposition)

because of a particular fact

in view of something ()

because of something

on account of ()

because of someone or something

for (preposition)

mainly literary because

in (the) light of something ()

because of a particular fact

by virtue of something ()

because of, or as a result of

being as ()

a way of saying ‘because’ that many people do not consider to be correct

born of/out of something ()

happening as the result of something

on the back of something ()

because of something, or helped by something

out of interest/respect/pity etc ()

because of a particular feeling or attitude

thereby (adverb)

formal because of, or by means of, what has just been mentioned

through (adjective)

happening because of someone or something

with (preposition)

because of the situation that exists