BECAUSE OF, owing to, due to, as a consequence of, thanks to, by/in virtue of, in view of.
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prepositionon account of her love for them, she did all that was possible
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on account of
Because of
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Main Entry: ↑account
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on account of phrase
because of someone or something
She can’t work much on account of the children.
Thesaurus: because and because ofsynonym
Main entry: account
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because of
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on account of
: because of : for the reason of
The game was canceled on account of the rain.
They were treated badly on account of their beliefs.
On account of his bad behavior, he will not be allowed to play with the new toy.
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Main Entry: ↑account
Useful english dictionary. 2012.