The part of the sentence "made him suffer" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when you are describing the negative consequences that someone has faced as a result of an action or circumstance. For example: "When the hurricane destroyed his home, it made him suffer greatly."
I made him suffer.
Made him suffer".
"I made him suffer more than he had to".
"I asked Christian to apologize to my father for having made him suffer," Mr. Malbrunot said.
And my father's face was vivid, livid, and I knew I had done something very bad, that I had made him suffer more than he had to.
He wanted revenge for the indignities that ISIS had made him suffer, and for his friends and relatives who had been killed.
She makes him suffer.
Make him suffer, not me".
"Let's make him suffer".
He's never liked parting from his mother, and now they've woken him up late at night only to make him suffer a sudden separation.
Before it's all, vividly, over, one feels confident that Reacher — smart, rootless, and brave — will not only get his man but make him suffer.
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PhD Student in Biology, Bandung Institute of Technology, Indonesia