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DictionarySeemakehave the makings of
have the makings of (something)To seem skilled or likely enough to become something. With a voice like that, Alice has the makings of a famous singer.See also: have, making, ofhave the makings of somethingFig. to possess the qualities that are needed for something. The young boy had the makings of a fine baseball player. My boss has all the makings of a prison warden.See also: have, making, ofhave the makings ofHave the abilities or qualities needed to become something, as in She has the makings of a fine teacher, or, as Shakespeare put it in Henry VIII (4:1): "She had all the royal makings of a Queen." [Late 1500s] See also: have, making, ofLegalSeeMake |