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make
verb as in create, build
Strong matches
verb as in induce, compel
verb as in designate, appoint
verb as in enact, execute
verb as in add up to; constitute
verb as in estimate, infer
verb as in earn, acquire
Example Sentences
"They are ubiquitous, we make TV programmes about them, and they dominate the internet," said Prof Greger Larson of the University of Oxford.
The agents conversely granted Mr. Lowell had made “good faith legal arguments”—a token concession.
Commercial piracy is an old problem, although modern technology has made it easier and more common.
In work with our Hoover Institution colleague Daniel Heil, we’ve documented that key assumptions remain hidden, model revisions are made without explanation, and even politically consequential scores rely on unpublished or soon-to-change methods.
This is who will be guiding Mr. Mamdani in deciding policy and making hiring decisions in advance of his inauguration.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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