What does SAKES mean?

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Sakes is a noun.

Definitions

Sakes is used in expressions such as “for Gods sake” or “for heavens sake” to emphasize anger, surprise, or annoyance.

Pronunciations

• US: /seɪks/
• UK: /seɪks/

Origin and Usage

Sakes is a shortening of “for goodness sake” or “for mercys sake.” It is used in exclamations to express strong feelings such as anger, surprise, or annoyance. The expression is considered informal and is typically used in spoken language rather than written language.

Synonyms

Similar expressions include “for Petes sake,” “for the love of God,” and “for crying out loud.”

Related Words

Words related to “sakes” include:

• asked
• snake
• skate
• stake
• takes

Example Sentences

• “For Gods sake, will you please be quiet?”
• “Oh, for heavens sake, can you see Im busy?”