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verb · C1Remark
ri-MAHK/rɪˈmɑːk/
To remark is to say something as a comment; the noun is that comment: remark that, a passing remark. Remarkable (already in the dictionary) means striking. A corridor comment is not a minute.
Meaning
To say something as a comment; also (noun) that comment.
Examples
- “A remark in the corridor is not a minute; write the spare’s name.”
- “Comment is the close twin. Remarkable is already in this course (striking). Hearsay is colour. A name on a rota is the record. Write the name; leave the corridor for later.”
Good to know
Comment (verb or noun). Adjective mix-up: remarkable (already in the dictionary). A corridor comment ≠ a minute.
Near in meaning
comment
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