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Causer

Causer \Caus"er\, n. One who or that which causes. [1913 Webster] ||

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causer

n. someone or something that cause or produces an effect.

Usage examples of "causer".

And now, Sir Tristram, I will that ye wit that I have loved La Beale Isoud many a day, and she hath been the causer of my worship, and else I had been the most simplest knight in the world.

I was never the causer of it, for I report me to your son I early ne late proffered her bounté nor fair behests.

Howbeit I am sorry of the death of my brethren and of my sons, for they are the causers of their own death.

I am well ware, said Ulfius, what I speak, and here is my glove to prove it upon any man that will say the contrary, that this Queen Igraine is causer of your great damage, and of your great war.

I take no force though I have both their heads, for he slew my brother, a good knight and a true, and that gentlewoman was causer of my father's death.

Sir, said Balin, me forthinketh of your displeasure, for this same lady was the untruest lady living, and by enchantment and sorcery she hath been the destroyer of many good knights, and she was causer that my mother was burnt, through her falsehood and treachery.

I am not causer, said Sir Launcelot, for with falsehood ye would have had slain me with treason, and now it is fallen on you both.

But, gentle Lady Anne,To leave this keen encounter of our wits,And fall somewhat into a slower method,Is not the causer of the timeless deathsOf these Plantagenets, Henry and Edward,As blameful as the executioner?

Granted, the attributing of anthropomorphic motives to the Causer of the properties of the atoms remained methodologically prohibited.