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make out like
verb as in affect
verb as in distort
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Weak matches
verb as in play-act
verb as in pose
verb as in pretend
Example Sentences
There aren’t many paid subscribers, so my assumption is that those people aren’t going to make out like bandits, but Musk is very capricious.
When Miranda and Che reunite in New York City at Che’s new apartment, they waste no time absconding to a bedroom to make out like a couple of teenagers.
You and I both know that when investing, you have to be willing to play the long game to make out like a bandit, with an exception here and there.
How do capital asset owners make out like bandits at tax time?
The critics’ purpose is to allow their wealthy patrons to continue to make out like bandits, at the expense of ordinary taxpayers who follow the law: “honest taxpayers who earn mainly wage income that’s accurately reported to the IRS,” Yellen said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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