Definition of Made
Made
made
Definition/Meaning
(verb)
broadly, created or constructed something, typically by combining substances, putting pieces together, or performing other such alterations;
e.g. He made a painting using watercolors. She made a hot meal for them to eat that evening.
(verb)
broadly, formed something or caused it to come into existence, constituted the cause or reason for something being a particular way;
e.g. The weight of the box made a dent in the shelf. The breeze from the open window made the room cold.
(verb)
performed a particular movement or action, or produced a particular sound;
e.g. The children made a run for the car because they both wanted to sit in the front seat. The lost kitten made a whining sound.
(verb)
forced or broadly tried to convince someone to perform some action;
e.g. I made them listen to the song because I thought they would like it. They made you take off your shoes before stepping on the rug.
(verb)
was a particular way or functioned for a particular purpose;
e.g. I think we made a good team since we had different strengths and we worked well together. The fallen tree made a stable bench outside the cabin in the woods.
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