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View definitions for tailor-make

tailor-make

verb as in fit

verb as in square

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Example Sentences

But Murphy seems more tailor-made for these times.

The aim is to make spacesuits less of a tailor-made garment, more able to accommodate a wider range of commercial astronaut shapes and sizes in order to reduce costs as human spaceflight becomes more commonplace.

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But here he’s just an imitation puppet, the high-wattage shell masking a hollow portrait tailor-made for religious conservatives with a thin grasp of history and no tolerance for nuance.

The companies offer funds tailor-made to a specific risk strategy.

In truth, he was tailor-made for a role that saw him grow from a brace-faced teen into a full-fledged adult.

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

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