cause to do's Usage Examples:

unenforceable, so long as the person challenging the will has probable cause to do so.

meat chita - to do, same is used to mean 'I have no idea' chisha - to cause to do katala - to be tired katazhya - to make tired ukatazhya-refuse to be.

"It is now Norway's cause to do what should be done, that this strange Man's Memory may be brought forth.

Jñāndev, never referred to Namdev in his writings but perhaps had no cause to do so; Novetzke notes that "Jnandev's songs generally did not concern biography.

they saw two minors drinking and entered the backyard, having probable cause to do so.

plea for him to check out the other rooms, the sheriff doesn't see any cause to do so.

given the opportunity to extend this period if they were provided good cause to do so.

the people and chief but will set them aside if he desires for good cause to do so.

It gives a verb the sense of 'to cause to do', and can also make an intransitive verb transitive: okulaba 'to see'.

example: "to do" is করা, which takes the -নো suffix to become করানো, or "to cause to do".

not have arrest powers beyond a citizen's arrest if they have probable cause to do so.

this out, Andy attempts to fire Pete, though Toby notes Andy has no cause to do this.

This formed causative verbs, meaning "to cause to do", or iterative verbs, meaning "to do repeatedly".

services are not only able to demolish entire planets, but have means and cause to do so regularly (to create and maintain hyperspace by-passes).

intervention into markets has adverse effects and there is insufficient cause to do so in this case.

-enzela "to do something for" Causative: cause/make -isa -enzisa "to cause to do" Intensive: intense/quick action -isisa -enzisisa "to do quickly" Passive:.

Synonyms:

do; call forth; make; determine; incite; influence; shape; effectuate; occasion; force; engender; pioneer; propel; move; kick up; impel; evoke; create; mold; regulate; motivate; prompt; provoke; actuate; breed; set up; effect; spawn; facilitate; initiate;

Antonyms:

ill health; civilian; pull; attract; repulsion;