due to
[preposition]
Synonyms: over, because of, owing to, through

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ˈdue to preposition
because of something:
The court of inquiry ruled that the crash was due to pilot error.
She has been absent from work due to illness.
The restaurant’s success was due largely to its new manager.
Attendance at the meeting was small, due in part to (=partly because of) the absence of teachers.

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Due to is mostly used in formal or official contexts. In everyday English, people usually use because of:
We cancelled the picnic because of the weather.

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due to
due to (something)
as a result of something.
Due to computer problems, the checks cannot be mailed this week.

Our flight was late due to the bad weather.

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due to something
due to (something)
as a result of something.
Due to computer problems, the checks cannot be mailed this week.

Our flight was late due to the bad weather.

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due to
prep. Because of; owing to; by reason of.
His injury was due to his careless use of the shotgun.
Joe's application to the University was not accepted due to his failing English.

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