Meanings of assignable cause in English

The following case of inflammation of the finger occurred without any assignable cause.

They touch, they feel themselves tallied; confidence is established without an assignable cause.

Is there any assignable cause for the silence of the dead?

Her head was in a whirl; her heart beat furiously, without any assignable cause.

And now I had awakened, without any assignable cause, hours before my usual time.

A child, therefore, who, without any assignable cause, is constantly crying, should have his navel carefully examined.

Extreme emaciation, without any other assignable cause for it, may be set down as another very common symptom.

So universal an effect must have a cause as universal, otherwise we have an effect without any assignable cause.

Mrs. Furze told her story, which was that Catharine had no appetite, and was wasting from no assignable cause.

The left ventricle from tobacco alone, without any other assignable cause, may become dilated and the mitral valve become insufficient.

It was a feeling of unbounded expansion, quite out of proportion, as he said to himself, to any assignable cause.

This may ultimately throw some light on the disappearance of native forms; for these have at times declined without any assignable cause.

Solitude, therefore, in which the mind unhindered feeds upon its own delusions, was the assignable cause of her gradual mental disruption and collapse.

While they were still deliberating what they ought to do, down fell a capital from its column-withoutassignable cause, whether of earthquake or wind.

Without any assignable cause, McDonough ceased to employ Grymes, and intrusted his business to other counsel, who did not value their services so extravagantly.