marked
- adjective
- /mɑrkt/
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- The end of an era marked by a tragic crash.
And so it is marked by half degrees.
- And so it is marked by half degrees.
- For centuries, Europe was marked by war and by violence.
- Instead of the slightly marked waist, you could get a boxy kit.
- The waist is not as marked as an hourglass myth.
- So he tells us that her life is marked by inner desperation, right?
Examples
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So you'll see it's clearly marked with little with little cut marks.
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And then these leads are marked up as red and black.
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And so it is marked by half degrees.
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But you also have this button marked climate concierge.
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Instead of the slightly marked waist, you could get a boxy kit.
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The artwork was clearly marked with vibrant colors that caught everyone's attention.
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She had a marked difference in her performance after taking extra lessons.
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The path was marked with bright signs to guide hikers through the forest.
Synonyms
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1.0
Easy to see or notice
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5.1
Easy to see and notice because it stands out
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4.4
Easily seen or noticed
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3.4
Easy to see and follow because of clear signs
Very clear and easy to notice
Very easy to notice because it is strong
Antonyms
Compounds
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Etymology
Marked comes from the old word mark, which meant a 'sign' or 'boundary'. So something marked has a clear sign or feature to notice, like a stripe on an animal or a path marked with flags.