sakes Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- intoxicants
- meads
- whiskies
- aperitifs
- tipples
- stimulants
- potables
- sauces
- spirits
- juices
- ardent-spirits
- moonshines
- alcohols
- rums
- grogs
- cocktails
- ales
- inebriants
- strong-drinks
- beers
- boozes
Weak:
- gins
- snorts
- hooches
- tequilas
- digestifs
- loads
- vodkas
- belts
- john-barleycorns
- nightcaps
- shooters
- bracers
- microbrews
- lushes
- malt-liquors
- nips
- chasers
- shots
- nappies
- mixed-drinks
- tots
- brandies
- whiskeys
- barley-brees
- firewaters
- pops
- mums
- snifters
- brews
- whets
- schnapps
- slugs
- pegs
- liqueurs
- home-brews
- aqua-vitaes
- brewages
- brewskis
Meaning of sakes
sakes
a Japanese alcoholic beverage of fermented rice often served hot, the good, advantage, or enhancement of some entity (such as an ideal), a Japanese alcoholic drink made from rice, personal or social welfare, safety, or benefit, goal sense 2, purpose, the good of something, end, purpose
sakes Sentence Examples
- For the sake of simplicity, let's use the abbreviated form.
- I acted in his best interests, all for his sake.
- The priest performed the ritual for the sake of a successful harvest.
- We should refrain from making hasty decisions for the sake of clarity.
- The students requested an extended deadline for the sake of fairness.
- They were willing to sacrifice their own comfort for the sake of their children.
- Let's prioritize our goals for the sake of efficiency.
- The politician's speech was intended for the sake of rallying support.
- For the sake of honesty, I must admit my mistake.
- The museum curator preserved the artifacts for the sake of history.
FAQs About the word sakes
a Japanese alcoholic beverage of fermented rice often served hot, the good, advantage, or enhancement of some entity (such as an ideal), a Japanese alcoholic dr
drinks,wines, bottles, liquors, intoxicants, meads, whiskies, aperitifs, tipples, stimulants
nonintoxicants,,
For the sake of simplicity, let's use the abbreviated form.
I acted in his best interests, all for his sake.
The priest performed the ritual for the sake of a successful harvest.
We should refrain from making hasty decisions for the sake of clarity.
