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Having no cause or apparent cause.
fortuitous
uncaused
unintended
Having no justifying cause or reason.
reasonless
unmotivated
1
It was that which puzzled her-theapparently
causeless
change in his attitude.
2
She is the cause of it, yet she would believe it
causeless
.
3
To-day the very sight of her filled him with seemingly
causeless
anger.
4
She upbraided herself to have sustained so sudden and
causeless
a fright.
5
And, husband dear, you have once again struck me a
causeless
blow.
6
Yes, jealousy,
causeless
jealousy, is the condition of our debauched conjugal life.
7
They were beyond her, rapt away in the ecstasy of
causeless
laughter.
8
It is no retreat, it is a rout-a disgraceful, abominable,
causeless
rout.
9
He was ill, too, with a secret,
causeless
malady that baffled him.
10
His horrid
causeless
mirth was more terrible even than his fury.
11
You might have been saved a great deal of suffering and
causeless
worry.
12
Yet many failures are caused by ill-advised changes and
causeless
vacillation of purpose.
13
It was an humble and peaceable religion, flying from
causeless
oppression.
14
An attack, so
causeless
and extraordinary, naturally threw the natives into great confusion.
15
These
causeless
whims and fancies are very much to be deprecated, Mr. Montgomery.
16
He had been trying to fancy them
causeless
,
but could not.
causeless
apparently causeless
causeless fear
causeless blow
causeless jealousy
causeless laughter