Make
Make verb - To give the impression of being.
Usage example: the family made merry despite their financial worries
Recall
Recall verb - To bring back to mind.
How words are described
| long | long make | long recall |
| short | short make | short recall |
| perfect | perfect make | perfect recall |
| complete | complete make | complete recall |
| Other adjectives: true, simple, huge, quick, main, last, immortal. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Rumbold: So you kneaded it to make it more supple, which was why you needed the jacket, you may recall Captain Peacock.
Source: Exactly What I Meant To Say -
If the event happened off screen in the past, just have Bob fondly recall the incident and make it clear that he has no remorse whatsoever.
Source: Kick the Dog - Whenever he wants to make himself stronger, he performs a ritual to easily recall the power of his blood back from any Quincy, permanently de-powering and even killing them.
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