What is another word for makes taut?
Pronunciation: [mˌe͡ɪks tˈɔːt] (IPA) 
The phrase "makes taut" refers to the process of tightening or stretching something until it becomes firm or tense. There are several synonyms to describe this action, including "tautens," which means to become tight, tense, or firm; "stretches," which means to extend or expand something; "tightens," which means to make something more compact or restricted; and "tensens," which means to make something more rigid or inflexible. Other synonymous terms for "makes taut" include "tenses," "stiffens," and "hardens." These words are all commonly used to describe the act of tightening or enhancing something to make it more durable and stable.
