English / phrasal verb
Make for
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To help produce, foster, or lead to a particular result
In context
01
Rigorous evidence and clear premises make for a compelling and persuasive argument.
02
Allowing emotional outbursts does not make for a constructive academic debate.
Synonyms
lead to,contribute to,facilitate
Antonyms
hinder,prevent,impede
Collocations
make for a constructive debate,make for clarity,make for better analysis