For the sake of
Via and for the sake of are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Via" with "For the sake of", this terms are similar.
Via
Via preposition - Along the way of.
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Synonyms for Via
For the sake of and via are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace phrase "For the sake of" with "Via", this terms are similar.
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Related pairs
- moving and for the sake of
- moving and via
- nearly and for the sake of
- nearly and via
- almost and for the sake of
- almost and via
- through and for the sake of
- through and via
- proceeding and for the sake of
- proceeding and via
- near and for the sake of
- near and via
- approaching and for the sake of
- approaching and via
Both terms in one sentence
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Mighty Whitey: The Player Character avatar is white and, via the game's backstory, implicitly insanely rich and out hunting for the sake of it.
Source: Video Game / Carnivores -
And, ironically, his opposite number, Vladimir Von Helson, via heterochromias (one gray as is standard for Gaian vampires, one red apparently just for the sake of this trope).
Source: Red Eyes, Take Warning - Though this one is somewhat debatable, since even though you're taking down bosses via nonlethal means, they still ultimately die for the sake of plot.
Source: No Casualties Run
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Via and For the sake of. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 01, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/for_the_sake_of/via
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