[ˈmeɪkʌp], (Noun)

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- cosmetics such as lipstick or powder applied to the face, used to enhance or alter the appearance
(e.g: she came downstairs, her face still white under her heavy make-up)

- the composition or constitution of something
(e.g: ozone damages the cellular make-up of plants and trees)

- the arrangement of text, illustrations, etc. on a printed page
(e.g: page make-up)

- a supplementary test or assignment given to a student who missed or failed the original one
(e.g: I would have flunked the course but she let me write a make-up)


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