Sakes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SAKES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SAKE, benefit or advantage
• for the purpose of; in the interest of; in order to achieve or preserve
• used to indicate something that is done as an end in itself rather than to achieve some other purpose
• out of consideration for or in order to help or please someone
• used to express impatience, annoyance, urgency, or desperation
• a Japanese alcoholic drink made from fermented rice, traditionally drunk warm in small porcelain cups.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• benefit, interest, or advantage

Words related to SAKES

sake8

Words that contain SAKES

forsakes15 keepsakes19 namesakes15

How to use SAKES in a sentence

• You must convert them, improve them, make them civilized and Christian, if not for their own sakes, at least for our sakes, and for our children.
• And verily if I forgive any thing, to whom I forgave it for your sakes forgave I it, in the room of Christ, lest Satan should prevent us.
• For this cause I Paul the servant of Iesus am in bonds, For your sakes which are gentiles.
• They played the games entirely for their own sakes.
• There was now no one left who could involuntarily recall remembered words and traits of Jenny, and who would for their own sakes want to sit down and talk of her.
• He stayed there some time, and Buddy could hear voices inside, talking, and land sakes, goodness me alive, and a cherry pie! out of that hole was thrust a great, big, bushy tail.
• He went gently, too, so that Buddy would not fall off, and, my goodness sakes alive! in a short time the little guinea pig boy was at Dr.
• Time and again, that afternoon, Arnold Bentham, for our sakes, begged that we come to a sea-anchor.
• He showed them that for their sakes he lived a hard and laborious life, and exposed himself to the utmost malice of powerful men.
• For their sakes they have been quenched, as I think.
• So, for their sakes, as well as for the success of your story, cover your slips of memory, and let them be as if they were not.
• No act of self-sacrifice for His sake, Who though He was rich yet for our sakes became poor, ever went without its rich reward.
• Victory will not come to us simply for our own sakes and that it may be selfishly exploited for our own needs.
• If I desire it, it is not for our sakes directly, but for the benefit of those unhappy nations whom we should rescue, and whose prosperity would be reflected back upon ourselves.
• Let me ask women to educate themselves, not for their own sakes merely, but for the sake of others.
• It might indeed be the wiser course to surrender, for their sakes.
• What pleasure you now take in yours! You are going to live more in their manner and for their sakes, henceforward, you tell me.
• He was speaking to fathers and mothers for the sakes of their children.
• For their sakes, for his, and for her own, it would be proper that she should not be alone there when he died.
• O that both ministers and people were sensible of this! My soul is often troubled for them, and sorrow and mourning compass me about for their sakes.
• We should be so happy! For his sake, for my sake, for all our sakes, dearest Henrietta, grant his wish.
• But there are interesting discussions in it which may still repay perusal for their own sakes.
• For their sakes, Madam, let me press for your approbation of this measure.
• He was sorely tempted to try it, but for their sakes he knew he must not let their enthusiasm sweep away his sober judgment.
• Nevertheless, I wish that you were all at peace again, for your own sakes and for the sake of human nature.
• The august influences, by simple cash, and for their own sakes, had saved him from exposure and a jury.
• It became, therefore, absolutely necessary, for their own sakes, to let them see that he was not only possessed of the power, but that he would also exercise it.
• I shall be sorry for both our sakes if you do anything precipitate, but in any case you shall act as you think best.
• The little one that lies in his cradle will be accursed for our sakes.
• Truly the king is generous to take so much trouble for our sakes.
• And inasmuch as what he did was done to please his lady and to gain her love, I blame him less, and for your sakes I will release him.
• If the men are captives in Germany, then their wives are helped to carry on the business in their absence and for their sakes.
• I exhorted them to peace and patience under their present difficulties, and for their own sakes as well as the innocent sufferers, besought them to leave as early as they could.
• The spiritual world includes art and science in all their branches, when these are studied with a genuine devotion to the Good, the True, and the Beautiful for their own sakes.

Similar words containing SAKE without suffix s

sake8 saker9 sakers10 forsake14 rosaker11 sakeret11 forsaken15 forsaker15 forsakes15 keepsake18 namesake14 rosakers12 sakerets12 forsakers16 keepsakes19 namesakes15 forsakenly20 unforsaken17 godforsaken20 forsakenness19 forsakennesses21

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