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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'for what was' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
For example: "He had been scorned for what was done."
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The reason for what was straightforward.
I steeled myself for what was coming.
He listened for what was missing.
Nobody seemed prepared for what was unfolding.
Yet the book instantly became controversial not for what was included, but for what was not.
For what was Willie Sutton noted?
For what was it originally created?
For what was right with it...
The dialogue was too cheery for what was being discussed.
I certainly was not prepared for what was to come.
"I left for what was an exciting project at TeamRock.
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