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What word can replace because?

There are many words you can use to replace "because", depending on the nuance you want to convey. Here are some options:

Formal:

* Since: Emphasizes a preceding event or situation.

* As: Indicates a reason or explanation, similar to "because".

* For: Provides a justification or explanation.

* Due to: Emphasizes the cause of something.

* Owing to: Similar to "due to," but often implies a more significant or serious reason.

Informal:

* 'Cause: (slang)

* So: (implies consequence)

* As a result: (highlights the consequence of the reason)

* On account of: (implies a specific reason)

* Thanks to: (often used with positive reasons)

* Because of: (synonymous with "because")

To replace "because" in a sentence, consider the following:

* What is the desired emphasis? Are you highlighting the cause, the consequence, or the relationship between them?

* What is the tone of the writing? Formal or informal?

* What is the context of the sentence? What comes before and after "because"?

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