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made out

adjective as in heard

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He said the martial law declaration had been made out of "desperation" and pledged he would not make another.

From BBC

Though underwater corals may look like rocks, they are actually made out of millions of tiny animals called “polyps”.

It suggested hanging a wreath made out of autumn leaves, pinecones, berries, or mini pumpkins; a welcome sign and lanterns with LED candles in the entryway.

From Salon

Remnants of that history include the altar of a church built for service members made out of rocks from the desert, she said.

If you see an instrument made out of keyboard keys, the story goes that Lari is likely the one who swiped them from Tiana’s computer.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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