Compound Prepositions - Means or Cause
Dive into English compound prepositions for means or cause, like "by means of" and "owing to".
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by virtue of
because of a particular quality, attribute, or right possessed by someone or something
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in the wake of
used to convey that something is happening or exists after and often due to another event or action
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at the hands of
as a result of actions or treatment carried out by a particular person or group
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in order for
used to indicate the necessary condition or requirement that must be fulfilled for a particular goal or outcome to be achieved
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