man-made Definition
man·-made (-mād′)
adjective
made by people; artificial or synthetic
man-made Synonyms
man-made
modif.
man-made Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- fiber: It also has 3 % additive of man-made fiber.
- mound: Standing 130 feet from base to peak, the hill is the tallest man-made mound in Europe.
- disaster: No more of his excuses for this epic man-made disaster stand an earthly chance of being believed.
- lake: Kielder Water is the largest man-made lake in Europe.
- warming: There is no evidence for man-made global warming, just natural climate change.
- chemical: Babies are born with certain man-made chemicals in their bodies which are passed from their mothers.
Modifying Another Word
- entirely: A entirely man-made base of about 20 cms covers 4 runs with 5 or 6 lifts open.
- not: NO plastics, be natural fiber materials, not man-made.
- only: Do you remember the old legend that the Great Wall of China is the only man-made object visible from space?
- purely: Others take the view that mathematics is purely man-made.
- just: It's not just man-made emissions do even at home.
- all: But now the balance has been upset and the reasons for the Barn Owl's decline are all man-made.
Used with adjective complement
colonize: However, Legionella can also colonize man-made recirculating hot and water systems such as storage tanks, calorifiers and air conditioning systems.
Browse dictionary entries near man-made
- ‹ man jack
- ‹ man in the street
- ‹ Man-in-the-Middle Attack
- ‹ man-hour
- ‹ man-hater
- ‹ man Friday
- ‹ man-for-man
- ‹ manège
- ‹ man-eating
- ‹ man-eater

