sacrificable (Meaning)
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sacrificable (a.)
Capable of being offered in sacrifice.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sacrificable
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sacrificable Sentence Examples
- The pawns in chess were considered sacrificable to protect the king and queen.
- The soldiers were aware that their lives were sacrificable in the pursuit of victory.
- The experiment required a sacrificable animal for testing its effects.
- The government deemed certain freedoms sacrificable for the sake of national security.
- The mission was deemed too risky, with too many sacrificable lives involved.
- The corporation prioritized its profits over the well-being of its sacrificable workers.
- The doctor warned the patient that the upcoming surgery was highly sacrificable.
- The conservation efforts aimed to protect endangered species, but acknowledged the potential sacrificability of certain individuals.
- The scientist conducted animal experiments, viewing the subjects as sacrificable for the advancement of knowledge.
- The sacrifice of one's own interests was considered a necessary act of selflessness and compassion.
FAQs About the word sacrificable
Capable of being offered in sacrifice.
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The pawns in chess were considered sacrificable to protect the king and queen.
The soldiers were aware that their lives were sacrificable in the pursuit of victory.
The experiment required a sacrificable animal for testing its effects.
The government deemed certain freedoms sacrificable for the sake of national security.
