What is the difference between Causal and Causal?

What is the difference between Causal and Causal? :


Casual : (Adjective)

( 1 ) Happening by chance

I had a casual friendship with her.

He had a casual meeting with me.


( 2 ) Made or done without much care or though off hand

Your casual remark offended her.


( 3 ) Irresponsible

Nonchalant

Showing little concern

Her attitude to her job is rather casual.


( 4 ) Not serious

Not methodical or thorough

I had a casual glance at the newspaper.


( 5 ) Not formal

For informal occasions

These clothes are for casual wear.

She wears casual clothes in bright colors.


( 6 ) Not permanent

Irregular

Part-time

He earns his living by causal labor.

Are you a casual journalist?


( 7 ) Slight

Superficial

I have a casual acquaintance with that young lady.



Causal : (adjective)

( 1 ) Relating to cause and effect

There is a causal connection between hard-work and success.


( 2 ) In grammar, expressing or indicating a cause

Because is a causal conjunction.











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