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Obvious or clearly noticeable
“Since the voluntary cleaning of this pool, there has been a marked interest in taking a dip.”
Clearly perceptible or self-explanatory
Extraordinarily, exceptionally or wonderfully rare
Considerable though not outstanding in size or amount
Having one's original color tarnished or stained
Clearly expressed or identified
Cut or dug into the surface as by etching
Marked by fire or intense heat
Having lines
Having, or covered with, dots, specks or spots
Very strong in degree, severity or intensity
Having a surface marked by pits
Having been marked or tinged with a substance
To a great or extreme degree
Having distinction or difference
Having been directed towards a target
Offered or mentioned at a stated price
Having a striking appearance or style, typically by being excessively bright, colourful, or ostentatious
Limited in number
Marked in an outline or border
Having streaks or stripes
Having a pattern considered attractive appearing on a section
(of a text or diagram) Supplied with notes giving explanation or comment
Characterized by great severity, intensity or suddenness
Standing on its own apart from the others
Visually seen or noticed
Having exact or well-defined limits
(a few or many) Not explicitly named but specified indeterminately
Highly stimulating to the senses
To have been the setting or time of
(with object) To have conveyed information
Past tense for to indicate in some way for later reference
“Can you mark the sections of the report that are relevant to this case?”
Past tense for to label with one's name or brand
“It was a shared fridge, and we were required to mark our individual items clearly.”
Past tense for to notice or pay careful attention to
“It won't happen overnight, but it will happen. You mark my words!”
Past tense for to blemish, scratch, or stain with a mark
“Following the wild party, wine and grease would mark the floor.”
Past tense for to be an indication of (a significant event or stage)
“If the Erskine scheme comes to pass, it will mark a significant change in fortunes for similar proposals.”
(marked by) Past tense for to characterize as having a particular quality or feature
“In each instance, his works are marked by a high level of technical skill.”
(British) Past tense for to grade or evaluate academic work
“The teacher will mark your assignment once it has been submitted.”
Past tense for to celebrate or commemorate an occasion or its anniversary
“We all agreed that we should hold a celebration to mark the historic event.”
Past tense for to note or record in writing
“Mark the names of each individual as I read them aloud.”
Past tense for to form a deep recess or notch in a line or surface
Past tense for to land or strike in an uneven, distributed mess
Past tense for to write or carve (words or symbols) on something
Past tense for to direct one's gaze
Past tense for to cause to be dirty or soiled
Past tense for to stress or emphasize
Past tense for to place something into a particular category or class
(something) Past tense for to take into account before making a judgment call
Past tense for to draw, trace, or define the outer edge or shape of
Past tense for to choose or select
Past tense for to initiate or announce the arrival of something, typically with fanfare
Past tense for to map or draw out
Past tense for to announce or declare, especially officially or publicly
Past tense for to set apart for a special use
Past tense for to physically mark with something hot, such as a branding iron
Past tense for to point or direct (an object)
Past tense for to rub a (typically oily or sticky) substance over
Past tense for to have an emotional effect on
Past tense for to add annotation to
Past tense for to give a (typically descriptive) name or title to someone or something
Past tense for to make (a groove, hole, or indentation) with, or as if with, a gouge
Past tense for to calculate the total number of
Past tense for to section off a physical space or area
Past tense for endorse
Past tense for to appoint or specify as a selection
Past tense for to render comprehensible or understandable
Past tense for to make contact or communication with
Past tense for to darken or color with lines or a block of color
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