Nominal Forms
Infinitive: to tailor-make
Participle: tailor-made
Gerund: tailor-making
Cognates
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Indicative
Present
| I | tailor-make |
| you | tailor-make |
| he;she;it | tailor-makes |
| we | tailor-make |
| you | tailor-make |
| they | tailor-make |
Perfect
| I | have tailor-made |
| you | have tailor-made |
| he;she;it | has tailor-made |
| we | have tailor-made |
| you | have tailor-made |
| they | have tailor-made |
Past
| I | tailor-made |
| you | tailor-made |
| he;she;it | tailor-made |
| we | tailor-made |
| you | tailor-made |
| they | tailor-made |
Pluperfect
| I | had tailor-made |
| you | had tailor-made |
| he;she;it | had tailor-made |
| we | had tailor-made |
| you | had tailor-made |
| they | had tailor-made |
Future
| I | will tailor-make |
| you | will tailor-make |
| he;she;it | will tailor-make |
| we | will tailor-make |
| you | will tailor-make |
| they | will tailor-make |
Future Perfect
| I | will have tailor-made |
| you | will have tailor-made |
| he;she;it | will have tailor-made |
| we | will have tailor-made |
| you | will have tailor-made |
| they | will have tailor-made |
Subjunctive
Present
| I | tailor-make |
| you | tailor-make |
| he;she;it | tailor-make |
| we | tailor-make |
| you | tailor-make |
| they | tailor-make |
Perfect
| I | have tailor-made |
| you | have tailor-made |
| he;she;it | have tailor-made |
| we | have tailor-made |
| you | have tailor-made |
| they | have tailor-made |
Imperfect
| I | tailor-made |
| you | tailor-made |
| he;she;it | tailor-made |
| we | tailor-made |
| you | tailor-made |
| they | tailor-made |
Pluperfect
| I | had tailor-made |
| you | had tailor-made |
| he;she;it | had tailor-made |
| we | had tailor-made |
| you | had tailor-made |
| they | had tailor-made |
Conditional
Present
| I | would tailor-make |
| you | would tailor-make |
| he;she;it | would tailor-make |
| we | would tailor-make |
| you | would tailor-make |
| they | would tailor-make |
Perfect
| I | would have tailor-made |
| you | would have tailor-made |
| he;she;it | would have tailor-made |
| we | would have tailor-made |
| you | would have tailor-made |
| they | would have tailor-made |
Imperative
| you | tailor-make |
| we | Let's tailor-make |
| you | tailor-make |
Verbs conjugated like 'tailor-make'
make,
remake,
dressmake,
foremake,
formake,
handmake,
homemake,
kingmake,
matchmake,
mismake,
newmake,
overmake,
premake,
tailor-make,
upmake,
Verbs similar to 'tailor-make'
fail-safe,
foremake,
formake,
pilgrimage,
sailorize,
tailgate,
tailor,
adorate,
aerobrake,
aglomerate,
Synonyms & Antonyms
Additional Information
Phrasal Verbs
Etymology
Back formation from tailor-made.
Sample Sentences
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Financial services software providers enable a customer to more or less constantly tailor-make his or her banking services. [2001, Richard Normann, Reframing Business: When the Map Changes the Landscape, →ISBN:]
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Rather than casting around in the dark, you can now tailor-make something from scratch with someone who knows exactly what is needed — and even better, who now has a vested interest in using the material. [2004, Eric Beall, Susan Gedutis Lindsay, Making Music Make Money, →ISBN:]
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As we develop our skills at modelling, so we can adapt strategies to fit, tailor-make them for our personal preferences. [2007, Andrew Lynch, How to Make a Good Mind Great, →ISBN, page 212:]
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The employee was unable to fit into the largest size, and the arbitrator held that it was not reasonable for the company to be required to tailor-make each costume or uniform. [1997, Journal of Individual Employment Rights - Volume 6, page 105:]
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In the tailor-making process, the tailor must take time to get all the exact measurements to ensure a proper fit. [2003, Tara Keeling, Awesome Mysteries Beyond Heaven's Gate, →ISBN, page 86:]
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But what this has done is almost to define couture as anathema to dress, as if its contrast with the "prêt-à-porter" side of the fashion business is purchased with, not its "tailor-making" clothes that are fit to wear in a way those ready-to-wear never could be, but rather its making clothes that are not fit to wear at all! [2012, Sinead Murphy, The Art Kettle, →ISBN, page 54:]