making
/ˈmeɪkɪŋ/
adjective
- Causing something to happen or become; contributing to a result.
- The new policy is making life easier for everyone.
- The storm was making trouble for all the ships at sea.
- His quick thinking was making a big difference in the rescue effort.
noun
- The process of creating or producing something.
- The making of the new bridge required thousands of tons of steel.
- The making of a good movie takes months of hard work.
- She learned the art of bread making from her grandmother.
- The qualities or ingredients needed for something to develop into something else (often in phrases like 'the making of').
- That difficult experience was the making of him as a leader.
- Her early training was the making of her career.
- Hard work and patience are the making of a great artist.
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