AVIU 37 Cause and effect

(verb+adjective+noun+preposition) to influence strongly

to have a considerable influence on

to be the main factor affecting something

to determine it

to make someone want to do something positive

to motivate

to make easier

to facilitate

to cause (something negative)

to provoke

to start (usually something sudden and negative)

to trigger

to serve as an explanation for

to account for

to be the result of (2)

to spring/stem from

to cause (a general movement or trend)

to give rise to

to be an influencing factor in

to contribute to

to cause something to develop or function

to stimulate it

to cause something to happen or exist

to generate it

to cause (in a medical context)

to induce

to limit freedom or growth

to inhibit

to be gained as a result of (modal verb + passive main verb + preposition)

can be derived from

series of related events in which each one causes the next one

chain reaction

results (usually negative)

consequences

influence (e.g. emotional)(2)

effect, impact

beginning or cause (2)

origin, source

result or effect of an action

outcome

something that already happened and provides a justification for doing the same

precedent

(2 possible prepositions following the noun 'reason')

for, why

(noun form) to motivate

motivation

(noun form) to influence

influence

(noun form) to trigger

trigger

(noun form) to contribute

contribution

(noun form) to induce

inducement