to matchmake
5.8
To pair players in an online game based on skill
- verb
- /ˈmæʧˌmeɪk/
- Texting
:
emparejar
- The game uses an algorithm to matchmake players based on their skill levels.
Examples
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During the online tournament, the system will matchmake competitors to ensure fair play.
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In the app, you can matchmake with users who have similar interests.
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They foster and adopt out Danes, have a lot of good resources and links, and are very thorough with checking out dogs' temperaments so they can "matchmake" you with the right dog.
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Antonyms
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to matchmake
- Texting
to pair
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2.2
Surface Forms
matchmake infinitive
matchmade past
matchmade past participle
matchmaking present participle
matchmakes third person singular
Morphology
Etymology
Matchmake comes from match ('a pair' or 'a game') and make ('to cause'); in online use it means creating matches by pairing players or teams. So, to matchmake in games is to connect you with opponents or teammates of similar skill.