Synonyms for make-do
make-do

Princeton's WordNet

1. makeshift, stopgap, make-donoun

   something contrived to meet an urgent need or emergency

Matched Categories

1. • Expedient

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1. Paul Hodges:

   Demographics drive demand, older people have less need for houses, cars and consumer goods and have to make do on lower incomes as they move on to pension age, slowing the wheels of the economy.

2. Lucero Suarez:

   If my last scene is not a kiss ... we will make do, sometimes you can convey love with just a glance.

3. Mohammed Dowara:

   We just have to make do.

4. Danilo Piraccini:

   This business is all about shaking hands and hugging people. Now we'll have to make do with a little wave and a smile of the eyes over a mask.

5. Ron Wyden:

   Clearly, they have a clear decision to make. Do they want to reach out and support policies that would be beneficial to everybody, which would be that you would have to have the bipartisanship that was so dramatically lacking in the health care debate? this administration never had one substantive conversation with me about health care reform.