make sense

Frequency: 9.5150.0 per million words

To be logical, reasonable, or easy to understand.

senseVERB + NOUN

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make

Examples (10)

  • It all makes perfect sense.
  • This paragraph doesn't make sense.
  • Does this plan make any sense to you?
  • Her explanation finally made sense after I re-read the report.
  • What you're saying makes no sense at all.
  • For the proposal to make sense, we need more data.
  • I hope my instructions make sense.
  • His decision to resign suddenly makes sense now.
  • Moving to a bigger office would make good business sense.
  • If you look at it from her perspective, it might make more sense.