Benefit
Sake
Sake noun - A reason for wanting something done.
Usage example: died for the sake of his country
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- Unlike most girls that fit this trope, she does this for the sake of her beloved, and not because she simply likes being rescued or wants to look more hepless for her own benefit.
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He notably kicked Viper out for wasting his money and resources on acts of terrorism with no strategic benefit, violence for its own sake.
Source: Comicbook / Red Skull -
If it's for the sake of their master, the rightness or wrongness of an act doesn't matter, and if it will benefit or save their master, they will gladly give up their lives, powers, and/or freedom.
Source: Undying Loyalty
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