causativity
/kɔːsəˈtɪvɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The state or property of being causal; the quality of being a cause or producing an effect.
“The concept of causativity is central to understanding the chain of events that led to the disaster.”
2. noun
The ability or capacity to cause something to happen or exist.
“The causativity of the new policy is still unclear, but its impact on the community is significant.”