I'm trying to write something less informal (but not quite formal neither), and I'm forced up against a wall to having to use "just because". But i don't like the way it sounds, any suggestions?
I'm trying to write something less informal (but not quite formal neither), and I'm forced up against a wall to having to use "just because". But i don't like the way it sounds, any suggestions?
Depends on what the rest of the thought might be but how about:
due to the effect of
even though
No damn cat, no damn cradle - Newt Honniker
"Despite", perhaps? Depends on the context.
For the reason of? I agree with PabloQ, it really depends on how you use it.
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