For heaven sake Meaning in English
expression · lemma: for heaven's sake
Definition
An expression used to show strong feelings such as surprise, frustration, or urgency, similar to 'please' or 'come on.' People use it when they want someone to do or stop doing something.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly informal and mildly old-fashioned. Common in British and American English for polite or emotional emphasis. Never used in truly formal writing. Can sound frustrated, pleading, or urgent depending on tone. Avoid overusing it, and don't confuse with stronger expressions like 'for God's sake' (which can offend).
Example Sentences
For heaven's sake, close the window. It's freezing in here!
basic
For heaven's sake, stop yelling. The baby is sleeping.
basic
For heaven's sake, hurry up or we'll be late.
basic
Oh, for heaven's sake, just tell me what happened!
natural
For heaven's sake, can't you be a little more careful next time?
natural
For heaven's sake, don't forget your keys again!
natural