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make it so that

make it so that verb: to cause something to be the case; to have something be the case.

Verb

make it so that (third-person singular simple present makes it so that, present participle making it so that, simple past and past participle made it so that)

  1. (transitive) To cause something to be the case; to have something be the case.
    • They made it so that you can't visit another page until you exit the current page.
    • We need to make it so that people can afford housing.

Forms of make it so that

third-person singular presentmakes it so that
present participlemaking it so that
past participlemade it so that
pastmade it so that

Questions about make it so that

What does make it so that mean?
Make it so that means to cause something to be the case; to have something be the case.
What part of speech is make it so that?
Make it so that is a verb.
What is the past tense of make it so that?
The past tense of make it so that is made it so that.

Words near make it so that in the dictionary

  1. make it one's business
  2. make it one's life
  3. make it rain
  4. make it snappy
  5. make it so
  6. make it so that
  7. make it up as one goes along
  8. make it up to
  9. make known
  10. make land
  11. make landfall

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