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 put a mark on something a second time.
Like going over a faded chalk line so it shows up clearly again.
Officials had to re-mark the soccer field before the championship match.
Please re-mark these boxes so the movers know which room they belong in.
Similarregrade
- 2A new mark put in place of an old one.
Like a fresh price tag stuck over an old one.
The surveyor's re-mark on the boundary stone replaced the worn original.
A bright re-mark sat over the faded grade on the test.
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Origin
From re- plus mark.