because

Definition

Examples

The flight was delayed because of heavy fog over the city.

Collocations

• Easy smile because you are happy
  to smile because you are happy, meaning to change one's facial expression by spreading the lips, often to signal pleasure
• Medium rejected because of missing signatures
  to rejected because of missing signatures, meaning to refuse to accept or acknowledge
• Hard nullified because of non-compliance
  to nullified because of non-compliance, meaning to declare invalid
• Very Hard not because it is easy, but hard
  describing not because it is easy, but hard (negation of a word or group of words)