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make for
verb
- to head towards, esp in haste
- to prepare to attack
- to help to bring about
your cooperation will make for the success of our project
Example Sentences
It is a project Rubasingham first pitched as part of her application for the job, saying his involvement would make for a "cut-through show that goes beyond theatre".
As my colleague Ashlie Stevens outlined, though, salmon and the air fryer make for great pals.
The rock hall of fame’s newest list of inductees would make for one crazy playlist.
All those things together were gonna make for a seismic reaction, or at least I hoped shooting this a year ago.
“ we lack in restaurant culture we make up in potlucks and dinner parties, and with that comes family recipes that have been made for generations,” Yeh said.
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