Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
make-for
phrasal verb
/meɪk fɔːr/
Definition
To help achieve something or to provide a suitable situation for something to happen.
Examples
- The calm weather makes for a perfect day at the beach.
- Good teamwork makes for a successful project.
- Her kindness makes for a welcoming atmosphere.
Meaning
In informal usage, ‘make for’ indicates the facilitation or contribution towards a particular result or situation.
Synonyms
- contribute to
- facilitate
- lead to
