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present tense form of make (3rd person singular).

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create, build v.
induce, compel v.
designate, appoint v.
enact, execute v.
add up to; constitute v.
estimate, infer v.
earn, acquire v.
arrive, aim at v.

VERB

create, build

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cause compose form generate manufacture prepare produce

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accomplish adjust arrange assemble beget brew conceive constitute construct cook effect engender fabricate fashion forge frame hatch initiate invent mold occasion originate parent procreate secure shape spawn synthesize whip

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bring about cook up dash off draw on dream up get ready give rise to knock off lead to put together tear off throw together whip out

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break destroy neglect ruin

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confuse demolish derange disarrange dismantle disorder disorganize disperse divide end fail finish give up ignore kill lose raze scatter separate tell truth terminate

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calculate crush demote deny disallow discourage dissuade halt measure prevent refuse refute renounce stop veto

VERB

induce, compel

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cause drive force require start

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coerce concuss constrain dragoon effect impel impress initiate interfere meddle oblige press pressurize secure shotgun tamper

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bring about horn in prevail upon

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stop

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ignore leave alone let go neglect

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calculate crush demote deny destroy disallow discourage dissuade fail halt lose measure prevent raze refuse refute renounce ruin veto

VERB

designate, appoint

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create invest

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advance assign constitute delegate elect finger install name nominate ordain proffer select tap tender

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ignore keep pass over refuse take back

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calculate crush demote deny destroy disallow discourage dissuade fail halt lose measure prevent raze refute renounce ruin stop veto

VERB

enact, execute

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act carry out conduct do establish form pass perform prepare

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declare decree draft effect fix formulate frame legislate practice prosecute wage

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carry on carry through draw up engage in

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destroy fail halt idle leave lose neglect ruin stop

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cease forget ignore

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calculate crush demote deny disallow discourage dissuade measure prevent raze refuse refute renounce veto

VERB

add up to; constitute

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compose form organize represent

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compound comprise construct embody equal fabricate mix structure synthesize texture

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amount to come to make up put together

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destroy disarrange ruin

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break demolish divide exclude separate unmix

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calculate crush demote deny disallow discourage dissuade fail halt lose measure prevent raze refuse refute renounce stop veto

VERB

estimate, infer

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collect draw think

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calculate conclude deduce deduct derive figure gather gauge judge reckon suppose

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dope out

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disbelieve estimate guess

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crush demote deny destroy disallow discourage dissuade fail halt lose measure prevent raze refuse refute renounce ruin stop veto

VERB

earn, acquire

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get receive

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clear gain harvest hustle net obtain pull rate realize reap secure sock

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bring home bacon bring in clean up pull down take in

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forfeit let go lose plant

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calculate crush demote deny destroy disallow discourage dissuade fail halt measure prevent raze refuse refute renounce ruin stop veto

VERB

arrive, aim at

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go head meet move reach

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advance attain bear catch proceed progress

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arrive at arrive in time break for get to light out set out strike out take off

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miss stay stop

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decrease halt lose retreat retrogress

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calculate crush demote deny destroy disallow discourage dissuade fail measure prevent raze refuse refute renounce ruin veto

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But she makes such heavy weather of Hermione’s speeches denying her infidelity—bringing a fiery righteousness and much volume to her lengthy protestations—that Gertrude’s famous phrase, “The lady doth protest too much,” rattled through my head.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Aug. 12, 2026

It makes it unlikely Chelsea would be in the market to sign Lewis-Skelly without substantial sales.

From BBC ● Aug. 12, 2026

“Enjoying whatever happens and being able to pick up the pieces,” says Stewart of what makes a wrong girl.

From Los Angeles Times ● Aug. 12, 2026

Castellano said Sallie Mae would be watching in the next few years to see if that makes an impact.

From MarketWatch ● Aug. 12, 2026

That’s the gesture he makes when he’s afraid he’s going to say something that might be better left unsaid.

From "Split the Sky" by Marie Arnold