remarked
- 1Simple past and past participle of remark. Use this form for something someone said earlier.
She remarked that the soup tasted too salty.
He remarked on the beautiful sunset during dinner.
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- 2Easy to notice because it stands out from everything around it.
In the white snow, the black dog was a remarked shape that you could see from far away.
After the long trip, there was a remarked change in her face that anyone could see at once.
Similarmarked, noticeable, conspicuous, striking, pronounced
Oppositeinconspicuous
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- 3Of a print, having a small extra mark or sketch added in the margin.
Like a signed book where the author drew a small picture next to their name.
Collectors pay more for a remarked print.
She bought a remarked etching with a tiny bird sketched in the corner.
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remarked is a form of remark
remark, verb: To say something about a thing you have seen or noticed. Full entry
- Spelling
- remark → remarked: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /t/.
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