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Meaning

The phrase "because of this" is used to indicate a cause-and-effect relationship. It suggests that something has happened as a direct result of a specific reason or situation mentioned previously. Essentially, it connects an action or outcome to a preceding cause.

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Etymology

The phrase "because of this" combines the conjunction "because," which comes from the Old English "becuma," meaning "by cause of," and the phrase "of this," which denotes a specific reference to something previously indicated.

Examples

  1. The weather was terrible; because of this, the event was canceled.
  2. She studied hard for the exam; because of this, she passed with flying colors.
  3. The company faced financial difficulties; because of this, they had to lay off some employees.
  4. He forgot his umbrella; because of this, he got soaked in the rain.
  5. They implemented new policies; because of this, employee morale improved significantly.
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