Divide
Divide verb - To set or force apart.
Make
Make verb - To form by putting together parts or materials.
Usage example: make a model airplane
How words are described
| old | old divide | old make |
| good | good divide | good make |
| similar | similar divide | similar make |
| direct | direct divide | direct make |
| Other adjectives: obvious, real, large, big, great, dangerous, bad, main, major. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- In fact, he gets to make them make him acting regent for Lord Robert Arryn, instead, using Divide and Conquer tactics, a little theatre and a lot of talking.
Source: Talking Your Way Out -
Despite the deep cultural divide, you can eventually make him respect the Warden as a warrior.
Source: Aggressive Categorism -
Divide and Conquer - Turn your enemies against each other, to make defeating them easier.
Source: The Plan
Cite this Source
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