makes out (Meaning)

makes out

to represent or delineate in detail, succeed sense 2, to draw up in writing, to pretend to be true, to find or grasp the meaning of, to see and identify with difficulty or effort, to engage in kissing and petting, understand sense 1a, to see and identify with difficulty, to engage in sexual intercourse, to represent as being, get along, fare, to complete (something, such as a printed form) by supplying required information, to form an opinion or idea about, neck sense 1

makes out Sentence Examples

  1. The hiker makes out the faint outline of a cabin in the distance.
  2. The detective makes out the license plate number of the suspect's car.
  3. The artist makes out a sketch of the landscape before him.
  4. The geologist makes out the different rock formations in the canyon.
  5. The child makes out the shapes of animals in the clouds.
  6. The doctor makes out the symptoms of the patient's illness.
  7. The scientist makes out the results of the experiment.
  8. The author makes out the story in his head before writing it down.
  9. The judge makes out the sentence for the convicted criminal.
  10. The architect makes out the blueprints for the new building.

FAQs About the word makes out

to represent or delineate in detail, succeed sense 2, to draw up in writing, to pretend to be true, to find or grasp the meaning of, to see and identify with di

gets along, manages, does, makes shift, gets on,copes, makes do, gets by, ekes out, affords

falls short, fails, collapses, flounders, wanes, slumps, fizzles,declines, peters (out),gives up

The hiker makes out the faint outline of a cabin in the distance.

The detective makes out the license plate number of the suspect's car.

The artist makes out a sketch of the landscape before him.

The geologist makes out the different rock formations in the canyon.