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Meanings of made-up in English
Usage of made-up in English
1
The scene's made-up, of course, but that last fact is absolutely correct.
2
The training data for each person was given a made-up record number.
3
This was an entirely made-up belief; but she really believed in it.
4
Shift-space is just a made-up word that the press likes to use.
5
Two-thirds of this increase has been made-up by unconventional oil and gas.
6
You couldn't say that one made-up story was more real than another.
7
He went to his GP, albeit with a made-up concern about sunspots.
8
The features revealed were handsome in a hard fashion, but heavily made-up.
9
The office alleges the made-up contract copied wording from an unrelated contract.
10
There are also the made-up adverts that air in between the discussion.
11
My uncle stands forever condemned as the wearer of a made-up tie.
12
Which is wild, seeing as Michael's trumpet is just a made-up story.
13
She was lined up between more gaudily made-up numbers, looking awfully demure.
14
And The Girls on Film project does prove that made-up aphorism right.