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make real
verb as in materialize
Strong matches
Example Sentences
The Japanese film boasts memorable, wacky characters who make real emotional connections; you have no idea where the story is going.
"To make real progress, we need to look at it as one piece of a broader, more sustainable water management strategy that's adapted to the unique needs and constraints of each area."
Incoming national security advisor Waltz said Hegseth "has the grit" to make "real reform" happen at the Pentagon.
“We got a real chance to make real change,” Rogan added, sharing his excitement over Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s potential role in Trump’s second administration.
With so much automation available, it’s become easier than ever for identity thieves to flood the employment market with their own versions of ghost jobs — not to make a real company seem like it’s growing or to make real employees feel like they’re under constant threat of being replaced, but to get practically all the personal information a victim could ever provide.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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