Damage
Damage verb - To reduce the soundness, effectiveness, or perfection of.
Making for is an antonym for damage.
Making for
Both terms in one sentence
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Not only can he spin for much longer, making for massive damage in some levels, but he can even glide with it if he spins at the top of a high jump.
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It had a new setting in The '80s, a soundtrack by Devo, and featured the original cast plus newcomer Skye Champion, but did away with the location-based damage, realistic physics, salvage system and allowed you to leave the car, making for a much more arcade-ish experience overall.
Source: Video Game / Interstate '76
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