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To create or form something
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“The artist used discarded automobile parts to make an impressive urban sculpture.”
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To cause someone to do something, usually against their inclinations
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“My parents would make me play the violin when I was younger even though I hated it.”
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To cause something to exist or come about
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“Please eat slowly so you won't make a mess on your clean, white shirt.”
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To perform or produce a specified action or sound
“The lithe gymnast would make a back handspring followed by a forward somersault.”
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To appoint a person to a position
“Due to his great leadership, the coach would make him captain of the football team.”
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(of something written or abstract) To compose or draw up
“Please make a list of all the items we need to purchase when we go shopping.”
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(of a mistake or error) To commit or perpetrate
“We must always learn from the mistakes we make.”
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To gain or profit from financially
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“Colonel Sanders would make a lot of money selling chicken fried with his blend of secret herbs and spices.”
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To enact or establish
“According to the First Amendment, Congress shall make no law abridging free speech.”
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To constitute or amount to
“You've got the brains, I've got the looks. Together we make a really good team.”
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To consider or estimate to be
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“I make it six times now that you've been caught lying!”
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To discern from given information
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“What do you make of his grandiose claims of having traveled all over the world?”
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(of a decision) To come to or arrive at
“You will have to make a tough decision on which college you would like to enroll in.”
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(of a speech) To deliver vocally
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“The president has been scheduled to make a speech to the United Nations General Assembly next week.”
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To perform a given function well, usually in a hypothetical sense
“You would make a great mother due to your caring and loving nature with children.”
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To gain entry into a desired group
“He set a goal for himself to make the final three in the tournament.”
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To achieve a given rank, level or status
“He's got that ambition if you look in his eyes. This week he's mopping floors, but next week he'll make operator of fries.”
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To manage to arrive at a specified time
“At the fast rate we are traveling, we should be able to make our destination by sunset.”
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To manage to arrive in time for
“If we hurry to the station, we can still make the earlier train.”
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To outwardly look or be perceived as
“Why don't you make like a tree, and get out of here?”
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To head straight towards a specified direction or object, usually at an accelerated speed
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“The last remaining warriors of the vanquished army would make straight for the hills in fear for their lives.”
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To indicate or suggest to be
“His past transgressions do not make him a bad person.”
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To cover an expense
“As long as we stick to our budget, we should be able to make our rent.”
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To formulate in one's mind
“We should probably start to make plans for our future.”
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To hold or organize an event
“Let's make a party for Ricky's 5th birthday.”
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To state explicitly
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To influence or induce someone to believe or do something
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To adapt or design for a particular purpose or person
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To use coaxing or flattery in order to persuade someone to do something
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To command the doing of by one's authority
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To attend to one's appearance, typically one's hair
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To transform into something more beautiful or elevated
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To cause to be
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To move in a specified direction
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To cover or seal an opening
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To assert one's right or claim to something
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To produce a new recording of
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To match or rival in performance or extent
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To make a hole
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To obtain with difficulty or effort, especially one's livelihood
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To enact or establish legally or legislatively
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To outwardly look or be perceived as
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To leave, especially to begin a new venture
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To come or go near, or nearer to, in place or time
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To compensate or give in return
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To be a sign or symbol of
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To submit an application or request
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To move or proceed in a given course or direction
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To lubricate, coat, or impregnate with oil
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To produce literature, typically in large quantities
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(usually used in past participle form) To design or destine for a particular purpose
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To effect by gradual degrees
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A trade name of a product, or its type or category
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“That make of car is not available in my country.”
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A person's character or disposition
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“The genuine altruist is of a different make than most of modern society.”
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An object's composition
“The make of this fabric is ancient, yet refined.”
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An object's origin
“The make of this advanced technology is undeniably Japanese.”
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The essence, composition or makeup of someone or something
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Possessions stolen or gained
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An attribute of a thing or person
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A narration of an event or experience
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The imparting or exchange of previously undisclosed information
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A specific form or guise assumed by someone or something
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