adverbial of reason adverbial of reason /ædvɝˈbiːəl ʌv ˈriːzən/

noun

1. An adverbial that indicates why the particular action of the verb is taken.  ( adverbial of cause , adverbial of reason )
   an adverbial that indicates why the particular action of the verb is taken.
    It is common for more than one type of adverbial to appear in a sentence, as in Jonathan ran a race for fun last weekend, where there is an adverbial of reason and an adverbial of time.
   It is common for more than one type of adverbial to appear in a sentence, as in Jonathan ran a race for fun last weekend, where there is an adverbial of reason and an adverbial of time.