confataladj.
rare.
Subject to or sharing in the same fate.
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1656 T. Stanley Hist. Philos. II. viii. 121 It is no lesse determined by fate that you shall have a Physician, than that you shall recover. They are confatall.
1858 Oxf. Ess. 99 The portent and the thing to be signified were ‘confatal’.
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adj.1656- to make some noise
- to make someone an ass
- to make someone an offer he or she can't refuse
- to make someone tired
- to make someone's blood boil
- to make someone's life a misery
- to make something fast
- to make something of
- to make something specified hum
- to make something stick
- to make something to measure
- to make something to through
- to make something up as one goes along
- to make somewhere in one's way
- to make sorrow
- to make sound
- to make southing
- to make spare
- to make speed
- to make spoil of
- to make sport
- to make squeamish
- to make stand
- to make state
- to make stay