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for that cause
adverb as in wherefore
Strong match
Example Sentences
George Floyd protests came at a moment when “there was a lot of attention on racial inequity, a lot of empathy or sympathy for that cause.”
“I just never expected to dedicate this volume of resources for that cause.”
The hurdle for the BOJ to actually buy yen to strengthen it is high, with analysts expecting Japan will not find any backing for that cause from U.S. authorities or other major central banks.
Fowler’s intent, explained in an author’s note, is to avoid giving Booth more of the attention he craved — although enough of it to unpack the mystery of how he, a man from an anti-slavery household, could emerge as a proslavery secessionist — and a killer for that cause.
Sure, they say they believe in Ukraine's fight for democracy and sovereignty, but they're not willing to do much to stand up for that cause, especially if doing so means playing nice with Biden or, at the very least, not giving wild-eyed Putin lovers grist for their mills.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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