re-mark
USree-MARK/ˌɹiːˈmɑɹk/UKree-MAHK/ˌɹiːˈmɑːk/
Verbre-marks, re-marking, re-marked
Noun pluralre-marks
Formsre-marks, re-marking, re-marked
Pluralre-marks
- 1To apply a mark to something once more, after it has already been marked.
The teacher had to re-mark the answer sheets after spotting a grading mistake.
Surveyors re-mark the property lines whenever the old stakes rot away.
Similarregrade
- 2A replacement mark, made to stand in place of an earlier one.
The proofreader's re-mark covered the printer's original symbol.
Each re-mark on the manuscript showed where the editor overrode the first reading.
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Origin
Formed from the prefix re- combined with mark.