make for
Move toward something
Make for means to move toward a destination: We made for the exit as soon as the lights came up.
It also means to contribute to or result in: Good communication makes for a healthy relationship.
The first sense implies purposeful movement; the second identifies what produces or enables something.
- wreakTo cause harm
- go towardsMove in direction of
- headUppermost body part
- createCause to exist
- advanceMove or progress forward
facilitate · proceed · bring · approach · contribute · converge · conduce · bring about · pave the way · move · steer · enable · navigate · promote · beeline · foster · favor · aim
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