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Anon f8r Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Make meaning?

Is there such a term as 'make meaning'? What is its meaning?
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Do you have any more context? It is not impossible for those two words to occur together, probably in reference to the creation of a meaning, but it is not a common combination and not recognisable to me as any kind of set expression.

— GPY

  • Do you have any more context?
  • It is not impossible for those two words to occur together, probably in reference to the creation of a meaning, but it is not a common combination and not recognisable to me as any kind of set expression.
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Do you have any more context? It is not impossible for those two words to occur together, probably in reference to the creation of a meaning, but it is not a common combination and not recognisable to me as any kind of set expression.
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Thank you, GPY.

Can it be used in a way similar to the term 'make sense'? e. g. It makes meaning to explain the context to the audience first.
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HongkieCan it be used in a way similar to the term 'make sense'? e. g. It makes meaning to explain the context to the audience first
No, it is not idiomatic.
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Thank you very much, GPY.
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