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Discover Ludwig"motive for" can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to why someone did something. For example: "The investigators are trying to uncover the motive for the crime."
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The motive for said skirmish?
A motive for the shooting is unknown.
What is the motive for that?
The motive for the shooting is unclear.
The motive for the shooting was unknown.
The motive for the killing remained unclear.
The motive for the killing was unknown.
There was no motive for so doing.
Officials had no motive for the shooting.
The motive for the killings was unclear.
The motive for the attack remained unclear.
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