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sacrifice someone or something to someone or something
to make an offering of or give up someone or something to someone or some power. The high priest prepared to sacrifice the prisoner to the gods. I sacrificed a lot of money to a fancy lifestyle.
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Sacrifice to be called the frontrunner, and of course success is the synonym of sacrifice.
THE Queen laid a wreath yesterday to mark the 60th anniversary of the unveiling of the first Cross of Sacrifice to be completed after World War II.
A WOMAN being quizzed over the "voodoo" murder of a boy is said to have talked about human sacrifice to social workers.
 
 
 
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