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for sake
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for someone (or something's) sake and for the sake of someone or something
for the purpose or benefit of someone or something; to satisfy the demands of someone or something. I made a meatless dinner for John's sake; he's a vegetarian. The teacher repeated the assignment for the sake of the slower students.
See also: sake

for one's (own) sake

for one's good or benefit; in honor of someone. I have to earn a living for my family's sake. I did it for my mother's sake.
See also: sake


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In the article written by Maged Al-Kholidy "Is there love for the sake of love?
Indeed the New English Bible features the following translation of Romans 11:28: "In the spreading of the gospel they are treated as God's enemies for your sake, but God's choice stands, and they are his friends for the sake of the patriarchs.
Mr Kennedy added: 'High quality education for our children is essential, for the sake of our society, for the sake of our economy and for the sake of each individual's personal achievement.
 
 
 
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