make-game Sentence Examples
- The children were eager to make-game of their teacher's quirks.
- The politician's opponents tried to make-game of his age and experience.
- Despite the risk, he made-game of the lion's roar, knowing it would only provoke it further.
- The students' jokes were not meant to make-game of the professor's research but to lighten the mood.
- The comedian's stand-up routine was full of make-game of current events.
- The bully tried to make-game of the smaller boy, but his insults fell flat.
- The make-game of the celebrity's outfit became a trending topic on social media.
- The salesman's make-game of the product's features was effective in convincing the customer to buy it.
- The employee's make-game of the new boss's policies created a toxic work environment.
- The make-game of the opposing team's tactics helped our team develop a winning strategy.
make-game Meaning
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make-game (n.)
An object of ridicule; a butt.
Synonyms & Antonyms of make-game
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An object of ridicule; a butt.
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The children were eager to make-game of their teacher's quirks.
The politician's opponents tried to make-game of his age and experience.
Despite the risk, he made-game of the lion's roar, knowing it would only provoke it further.
The students' jokes were not meant to make-game of the professor's research but to lighten the mood.
