The Collaborative International Dictionary
Concause
Concause \Con*cause"\ (-k[add]z"), n.
A joint cause.
--Fotherby.
Wiktionary
concause
n. A joint cause.
Usage examples of "concause".
McCoy, your homiletics point out initial concauses, yet you fail to see that no one element can stand alone in a progressive equation.
I arrived at Jorge pursuing the plan of a perverse and rational mind, and there was no plan, or, rather, Jorge himself was overcome by his own initial design and there began a sequence of causes, and concauses, and of causes contradicting one another, which proceeded on their own, creating relations that did not stem from any plan.