Benefit
Stake
Stake noun - A legal right to participation in the advantages, profits, and responsibility of something.
How words are described
| good | good benefit | good stake |
| special | special benefit | special stake |
| particular | particular benefit | particular stake |
| usual | usual benefit | usual stake |
| Other adjectives: direct, initial, simple, small, real, massive, great, huge, little, interesting, personal, major, additional, significant, double, financial. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- It can still apply to ordinary wars in which the survival of the civilization itself is not at stake, such as Germany's war with the rest of The Allies, but the cost-benefit is not so obviously clear-cut.
Source: The Needs of the Many - This is because the Order is playing such a long game, for a sufficiently high stake (uncontested permanent domination of humanity) they have no interest in the profits from petty blackmail and ensure information flows enough to somewhat benefit their "marks".
Source: Honey Trap - Vampire movies tend to run into this a lot due to the inevitable moment when a loved one has to get a stake through the heart for everyone's benefit, but nobody has ever gotten as much mileage out of it as Hammer Studios.
Source: Shoot The Dog / Film
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