How to Pronounce "causality"
word
ˌkɔˈzɑɫɪti
kaw-ZAL-uh-tee
kɔːsˈælɪti
kawz-AL-i-tee
Definition
The principle or relationship that one event (the cause) directly leads to another event (the effect). Often discussed in science or philosophy.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˌkɔˈzɑɫɪti
British English
kɔːsˈælɪti
Simplified Pronunciation
US
kaw-ZAL-uh-tee
UK
kawz-AL-i-tee
Listen in Context
Scientists study causality to understand how one thing affects another.
Causality explains why certain actions lead to specific results.
In philosophy, questions about causality are very important.
Proving causality is often harder than it looks, especially in medical research.