making up (for) (Meaning)

making up (for)

No meaning found for this word.

The government proposed a tax break to make up for the increased cost of living.
She offered to make up for her absence by working extra hours.
The company gave employees a bonus to make up for the lost profits.
The apology did not make up for the hurtful words that had been said.
The flowers were sent to make up for the broken promise.
The charity event raised funds to make up for the budget shortfall.
The doctor prescribed medication to make up for the vitamin deficiency.
The new equipment will help make up for the lost productivity.
She tried to make up for her mistake by returning the borrowed item.
The family gathered for a special dinner to make up for the missed holiday celebration.

correcting, neutralizing, canceling (out),offsetting, cancelling (out), compensating (for), relieving, atoning (for), counteracting,outweighing

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The government proposed a tax break to make up for the increased cost of living.

She offered to make up for her absence by working extra hours.

The company gave employees a bonus to make up for the lost profits.

The apology did not make up for the hurtful words that had been said.