Meaning & Definition of word "Making"
Making
/ˈmeɪ.kɪŋ/
noun:
- 1. the process of producing or constructing something.
- Example: The making of the film took over three years.
- 2. the quality or nature of something, as in its composition or structure.
- Example: The making of this product is environmentally friendly.
verb:
- 1. the act of forming, producing, or causing something to exist or come into being.
- Example: She is making a cake for the birthday party.
- 2. the process of creating or constructing something.
- Example: The artists are making a mural on the wall.
- 3. the action of choosing or deciding on something.
- Example: His making of a tough decision was admirable.
Etymology
●From Middle English maken, from Old English macian, meaning to make or do.
Common Phrases and Expressions
making a name:
achieving recognition or fame.
making do:
managing with the limited resources available.
making headway:
progressing or advancing in a task.
Related Words
maker:
a person or thing that makes or creates.
make:
to form something by putting parts together.
Slang Meanings of making
Meaning: making bank
● Example Sentence: He's been making bank since he started his new job.
Meaning: in the making
● Example Sentence: This project has been in the making for months.