Administer
Administer verb - To give out (something) to appropriate individuals.
Make and administer are semantically related in apply topic. In some cases you can use "Make" instead a verb "Administer".
Make
Make verb - To put into effect through legislative or authoritative action.
Usage example: the legislature failed to make any new laws last session
Administer and make are semantically related in apply topic. Sometimes you can use "Administer" instead a verb "Make".
Both words in one sentence
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Applejack pinned me down so that Twilight could administer the potion, promising to make me 'perfect'... a perfect pony..." Applejack: "Ponies ain't perfect, bub!
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In Pages Of Harmony, Twilight does this very briefly to Rainbow Dash, but just as a test to make sure she could administer the electrical manipulation to her brain properly.
Source: Electric Torture -
Make no mistake though, he is a former police officer, so there are times where even he can administer a surprisingly effective beatdown on some criminals.
Source: Not-So-Badass Longcoat
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