different between multicausal vs monocausal
multicausal
English
Etymology
multi- +? causal
Adjective
multicausal
- having multiple causes
Spanish
Adjective
multicausal (plural multicausales)
- multicausal
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monocausal
English
Etymology
mono- +? causal
Adjective
monocausal (not comparable)
- Having a single cause
Related terms
- bicausal
- multicausal
- polycausal
- tricausal
French
Etymology
mono- +? causal
Adjective
monocausal (feminine singular monocausale, masculine plural monocausaux, feminine plural monocausales)
- monocausal
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