CEFR B1

due to

prepositional phrase

Meaning

Caused by or resulting from something; often used to explain the reason for an event or situation.

Examples

The cancellation of the outdoor concert was due to the unexpected thunderstorm.
Many traffic accidents are due to driver distraction.

Synonyms: because of, owing to, on account of, as a result of

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due to (B1)

prepositional phrase

Pronunciation: /duː tuː/

Definition

Caused by or resulting from something; often used to explain the reason for an event or situation.

Examples

The cancellation of the outdoor concert was due to the unexpected thunderstorm.
Many traffic accidents are due to driver distraction.
Her success in the competition was largely due to her consistent practice.

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