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sake

[seyk] / seɪk /




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Meanwhile, fashion—that is, clothing that changes for the sake of change—became associated with frivolity and femininity.

From The Wall Street Journal

Koerner’s home was destroyed in the Eaton fire in January, but he has pushed and persisted, trying to speed the rebuilding for Daisy’s sake as much as his own.

From Los Angeles Times

For the sake of our economy and our Constitution, let’s hope so.

From The Wall Street Journal

But college football programs will put up with just about anything for the sake of winning—and Kiffin is proof.

From The Wall Street Journal

But suppose, for the sake of argument, the money actually existed and the deficit didn’t matter.

From MarketWatch