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View definitions for make good

make good

verb as in arrive

verb as in cover

verb as in satisfy

verb as in square away

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Example Sentences

Then, on a passionately belted bridge, she makes good on her word.

And so he made good on his other promise.

But he’s also made good on promises to provide more even-keeled leadership and repair fractured relationships with other county leaders.

Brexit victor Boris Johnson was widely expected to make good on his referendum statement that voting Leave in the Brexit referendum was “the only way to take back control of immigration”.

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If elected, former President Trump would have the authority to make good on his threat to cut off federal aid to California for wildfires.

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

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