by reason of
1 of 1preposition/baɪ ˈrizən ʌv/
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because of a particular cause or reason
- The event was canceled by reason of inclement weather.
- She was unable to attend the meeting by reason of a prior commitment.
- He was granted an extension on the deadline by reason of illness.
- The policy was changed by reason of feedback from customers.
- The decision was made by reason of safety concerns.