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Discover Ludwig"playing for keeps" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means being serious or committed and not casually playing or joking around. Example: "The team knew they were playing for keeps as they headed into the championship game, determined to bring home the trophy."
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We're playing for keeps".
"Doonesbury" was playing for keeps.
We're playing for keeps now.
Playing for keeps and playing for fair.
Those boys are playing for keeps.
Nobody is safe and that we are playing for keeps.
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You play for keeps.
I play for keeps.
"Ronda Rousey plays for keeps," he intoned.
It is a game played for keeps.
One side plays for keeps.
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