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GrammarJLPT N3

just because

Expression

Definitions

1. just because

This grammatical expression is used to express regret or blame, conveying the meaning of "just because" or "simply because." It highlights that one single action or state was the unfortunate cause of a negative result. For example, it can express that because you said one thing, a bad outcome followed.

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Example sentences

Sentence 1

Just because I packed my schedule, I ended up with less time for family.

Sentence 2

Just because I told one lie, the trust I'd built fell apart.

Sentence 3

Just because I suggested a new idea, my workload got bigger!

Sentence 4

Because she's always so considerate of others, she ends up putting herself last.

Sentence 5

Just because I covered up one mistake, the problem snowballed.