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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attended for him" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to convey that something was arranged or prepared on behalf of someone, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The meeting was attended for him, as he was unable to make it."
Alternatives: "arranged for him" or "set up for him."
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It is not hard to see how a warmongering general or politician might find himself facing a choice between making some ruthless sacrifice, and abandoning his warmongering plans altogether the latter alternative being attended, for him, with such shame and ridicule that there is no realistic prospect of his taking it, so long as he sees himself as a general or politician.
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Telephoned his wife to attend for him as all musical comedies alike anyway, and to make notes on program.
He attended for about two years.
Participants attended for two study visits.
Few are more beloved in that community than Gavitt and a line of East Coast basketball royalty is expected to attend services for him.
If you do not want the realtor to attend, ask for him or her not to be present.
The army-sponsored school he attended gave him vouchers for free meals.
chiefs who attend for free.
(He has been attending for 31 years).
I was attending for the first time".
Many attend for all of these reasons.
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