Comprise and Make

Comprise

Comprise verb - To be made up of.

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Make and comprise are semantically related in represent topic. In some cases you can use "Make" instead a verb "Comprise".

Make

Make verb - To compose or represent:"This wall forms the background of the stage setting".

Usage example: The branches made a roof

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Synonyms for Make

Antonyms for Make

Comprise and make are semantically related in add up to topic. Sometimes you can use "Comprise" instead a verb "Make", if it concerns topics such as represent.

Nearby Words: makeup, making, maker

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Common collocations

character	comprise character	make character
speech	comprise speech	make speech
example	comprise example	make example
game	comprise game	make game
Other words: story, film, movie.

Both words in one sentence

Meiko Otsuka and her two friends comprise an Anime/Manga Club and make doujinshi.

Source: Manga / Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches
In The Mice Templar series, weasels comprise the royal guard serving a corrupt mouse king, and they have a vicious rivalry with the rats who make up the army and the druidic priesthood.

Source: Wicked Weasel
Elias, Yukiya, and Luca's routes make up the "Tower of Sorrow" arc; Klaus, Randy, and Azusa's routes comprise the "Spring of Unicorns" arc; and Joel, Vincent, and Leon's routes make up the "King of Fairies" arc.

Source: Visual Novel / Shall We Date?: Wizardess Heart

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