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make real

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That they will leverage their voices and their power to make real change to improve gender diversity.

In order to not come apart, our nation must do more to make real the promise of opportunity at the heart of the American story.

“I am in fourth class now; I want to study fifth-class books also and make real progress with my studies,” she said.

Starting out that way is one thing, but becoming that way reminds us of our inability to make real relationships work.

It seemed a poor sort of compliment he had paid her; and how could he make real to her the pangs the decision had cost him?

I asked them if they thought they were going to make real, manly Christian boys at this rate, and they said no.

They had no corn to make real bread; for they usually ground the bark of certain trees, and made bread from it.

"We would all be very glad to talk to her and make real friends with her," insisted Helen.

To make real sermons he has to look, without dismay or evasion, far into the heart's impenetrable recesses.

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On this page you'll find 49 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to make real, such as: appear, emerge, happen, occur, realize, and take place.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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