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sacrifice

[sak-ruh-fahys] / ˈsæk rəˌfaɪs /




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Gregor had thrown himself entirely into his job, sacrificing any life beyond it so his family could survive.

From The Wall Street Journal

These juice and smoothie spots prove you don’t have to sacrifice taste to get a healthy dose of greens.

From Los Angeles Times

Talankin, who fled his home — first for Turkey, then the Czech Republic — is, for the moment, no longer “Mr. Nobody,” but as Borenstein notes, “He sacrificed his whole life to do this.”

From Los Angeles Times

Last offseason, the market for star third baseman Alex Bregman was softer than he had anticipated, in part because any team that signed him was forced to sacrifice a coveted draft pick.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I can work on a lot of hotels without sacrificing the quality and the imagination,” he said.

From The Wall Street Journal