Word Network: ～のせいで

Sekinin refers to the duty or obligation one has to complete a task or take accountability for their actions. It is often used to describe being 'in charge' of something or being the person who accepts the blame if things go wrong.

Kekka refers to the outcome, effect, or consequence of an action, process, or event. It is used to describe what happens at the end of a situation, such as the score of a game or the marks on an exam.

To blame, to criticize.

A noun referring to the cause, origin, or source that brings about a specific result or effect. It is typically used to explain the objective factor behind why something happened, often in the context of problems or physical phenomena.

A noun used to explain the cause, motive, or justification for an action, event, or belief. It is the answer to the question 'why' (naze/nande) and is used in both formal and informal contexts.

Due to; because of (often negative nuance).