Definition

To act or behave in a certain way, or to pretend to be something.

Example

He made like he was going to leave the party early.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I saw you at the party last night, it looked like you were trying to make everyone laugh.

Yeah, I was just having fun and being silly with my friends.

That's great! I always enjoy when you make those funny faces.

Thanks! It helps lighten the mood, doesn't it?

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

The style or type of a product, especially in terms of its design or brand.

Example

The make of this car is known for its reliability and performance.

Conversation

What do you think about the make of that new car model?

I love it! The design looks really sleek and modern.

Yeah, I heard it has great features for its make too.

Definition

To create, produce, or cause something to happen or exist.

Example

She will make a cake for the party.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Hey, did you hear about the new cafe that just opened up?

Yeah, I heard they make the best coffee in town!

We should definitely check it out this weekend.

Root Explanation

The word 'make' originates from Old English 'macian', meaning to create or cause to be. It does not have clear Latin or Greek roots but is derived from Germanic origins.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English 'macian' which means to create or cause something to exist — that's why 'make' means to create.

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