Esteem and Make

Esteem

Esteem verb - To think of in a particular way.

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Make and esteem are semantically related In some cases you can use "Make" instead a verb "Esteem".

Nearby Words: esteemed, esteeming

Make verb - To bring into being by combining, shaping, or transforming materials.

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Esteem and make are semantically related in draw topic. Sometimes you can use "Esteem" instead a verb "Make", if it concerns topics such as put.

Nearby Words: makeup, making, maker

good	good esteem	good make
high	high esteem	high make
particular	particular esteem	particular make
great	great esteem	great make
Other adjectives: little, bad, terrible.

esteem point

make point

One episode, for example, features a faked bank robbery meant to delay the purchase of a bank, while another involves staging a date with a Paul McCartney impostor in order to bring up her self-esteem and make her more socially active.

Source: Batman Gambit / Live-Action TV
Bob has no desire to punish her for her misdeeds, but might do so if that's the most efficient way to make her stop and to help Charlie get his self-esteem back.

Source: For Happiness
In series one, she is a deeply distressed girl with a lot of self-esteem issues and relies on Kester to help her make decisions.

Source: Series / My Mad Fat Diary

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