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Term: uncaused

Description:

The term "uncaused" refers to something that does not have a specific cause or origin. It implies the absence of a preceding event or condition that leads to a particular outcome.

Possible Parts of Speech:

• Adjective
• Verb (Past tense: uncaused)
• Noun (Rare usage)

Senses and Usages:

Adjective:

1. Not caused or brought about by anything specific.

Example sentence: The sudden explosion seemed uncaused, leaving investigators puzzled.

Verb (Past tense - uncaused):

1. Caused something without any previous cause; brought about spontaneously.

Example sentence: He uncaused chaos by knocking over the delicate display.

Noun (Rare usage):

1. A situation or phenomenon occurring without an identifiable cause.

Example sentence: The philosopher pondered the mysteries of the uncaused, contemplating the nature of existence.

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