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Discover Ludwig"make them suffer" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a command or imperative statement. You can use it when you want to express a desire or intention to cause someone to experience pain, distress, or discomfort. For example: - "I will make them suffer for what they did to me." - "The villain's plan was to make the hero suffer." - "Her goal was to make her enemies suffer by ruining their reputations."
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Do your absolute best to make sure they understand that the consequences you are imposing on them are not to make them suffer for suffering's sake, but rather to draw their attention back to what you are trying to teach them.
The gunmen, he claimed, engaged in "negotiations" with the police at one point after ceasing fire and also told their victims that they had come to make them suffer in the way that people were suffering in Syria.
You have to make them suffer".
"Use possession to make them suffer".
Why does the system make them suffer?
I shot them; some of them I shot several times to make them suffer.
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West Ham made them suffer.
They felt it just prolonged the agony, made them suffer, and gave them side effects.
They feel ashamed to see their children in these structures, and this makes them suffer.
"If you suggest a vegan place, it's like you are making them suffer".
For a while, during the early part of his international career, Pietersen had made them suffer.
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