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Sacrifice

Definition:

Sacrifice refers to the act of willingly giving up something valuable or dear, typically for a higher purpose or to gain something else of importance.

Examples:

Noun - General Usage:

1. She made a sacrifice by giving up her dream job to take care of her sick mother.
2. The soldier's courageous sacrifice for his country will always be remembered.
3. They made significant sacrifices to save enough money for their dream vacation.
4. The ancient ritual involved the sacrifice of a black goat to appease the gods.

Verb - General Usage:

1. He sacrificed his own happiness to ensure the well-being of his family.
2. The coach demanded that the team sacrifice individual glory for collective success.
3. They were willing to sacrifice their time and effort to make the project a success.
4. In many cultures, animals were sacrificed as part of religious ceremonies.

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