Intention and Sake

Intention

Intention noun - Something that one hopes or intends to accomplish.

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Sake and intention are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Sake" with "Intention", this nouns are similar.

Sake noun - The purpose of achieving or obtaining.

Usage example: for the sake of argument

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Intention and sake are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Intention" instead a noun "Sake".

good	good intention	good sake
pure	pure intention	pure sake
best	best intention	best sake
genuine	genuine intention	genuine sake
Other adjectives: simple, evil, sole.

A Sister Trope to Celibate Hero, where a character declares that they've no intention of having sex just for the sake of sex.

Source: Let's Wait a While
Mad Lib Thriller Title Reluctant Ruler: The protagonist of The Icarus Agenda entered politics out of a genuine desire to help his constituency and only intends to stay in as long as he's needed; he doesn't desire power for its own sake and has no intention of seeking higher office.

Source: Creator / Robert Ludlum

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