Synonym: bring, play, work, wreak. Similar words: take for, make fun of, make friends with, make, maker, make up, make way, make out. Meaning: v. cause to happen or to occur as a consequence.
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121) Single transducer's multi - meterage has more permissive possiblities what make for a wider choice of applications.
122) Next, I set loose the Blade Fly, whose razor pincers make for nasty weapons.
123) An often defensive and secretive Chinese bureaucracy up against a bewilderingly complex mishmash of competing interests in America will not make for harmony.
124) Because the emphasis in server-side scripting is on dynamic content, it doesn't make for very cacheable pages, even when the content could be cached.
125) That could make for quite a stampede if gold's fortunes change , warns Mr. Weinberg.
126) The forces of nature, cantankerous mothers-in-law , crashing hard - drives, and the hero's own feelings of inadequacy can make for good obstacles, too.
127) The lights of the Mariposa were growing dim in the distance, and there he was, swimming confidently, as though it were his intention to make for the nearest land a thousand miles or so away.
128) Though badly damaged by the fire, the ship tried to make for her home port.
129) Ceres and Vesta will make for interesting subjects. They are both evolved bodies - objects that have heated up and started to separate into distinct layers.
130) In another war of wages(Sentencedict.com ), tween icons Miley Cyrus and Taylor Swift make for similarly tough competition.
131) Vectors make for very simple first-in-first-out (FIFO) queues through add(...) and remove(0) calls.
More similar words: take for, make fun of, make friends with, make, maker, make up, make way, make out, makeup, lawmaker, make over, make up for, make use of, make sure, make sense, make a face, make peace with, make a difference, before, care for, die for, reform, come for, save for, come forth, settle for, come before, before long, long before, struggle for.