made shift

The phrase “made shift” has 2 syllables: made shift

It's pronounced as /meɪd ʃɪft/


What is synonym and antonym for made shift?

In the thesaurus, “made shift” has 23 synonyms and 9 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for made shift along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for made shift

Antonyms for made shift

Example Sentences

  • In the absence of proper equipment, they made shift with makeshift tools to repair the broken machinery.
  • Stranded in the wilderness, they made shift with whatever resources they could find to survive.
  • Unable to find a suitable replacement, they made shift with a temporary solution to keep the project running.
  • With limited supplies, they made shift to create a makeshift shelter for the night.
  • Despite the challenges, they made shift with ingenuity and creativity to overcome the obstacles in their path.

On this page you'll find 32 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to made shift, such as: afforded, carried on, collapsed, contrived, coped, declined, did.

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Related Words

fared

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made do

made ends meet

made out

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