No. 8,935 in French

causées

"Causées" means "caused" in English.

In a sentence

Les dommages causés par la tempête étaient importants.
The damages caused by the storm were significant.
Here, 'causés' is used as a past participle to specify damages that were caused by an event, linking 'dommages' with its reason.
Des problèmes causés par une mauvaise communication peuvent être évités.
Problems caused by poor communication can be avoided.
In this sentence, 'causés' describes 'problèmes' as being the result of poor communication, functioning as an adjective.
Elle était inquiète des conséquences causées par ses décisions.
She was worried about the consequences caused by her decisions.
'Causées' here connects the consequences to their origin—her decisions—highlighting the reason behind their occurrence.

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