remark Definition

remark¹
verb

tr & intr
1. To notice and comment on it.

Thesaurus: mention, state, comment, declare, say, mark, note, notice, observe, see, perceive, regard, reflect, speak.
Form: remark on something (usually)
2. To make a casual comment.

noun

1. A comment, often a casual one.
2. An observation.

Thesaurus: comment, mention, statement, assertion, opinion, notice, observation, declaration, utterance.
3. Noteworthiness.
4. Notice; observation.
5. A remarque.

Derivative: remarkable

Worth mentioning or commenting on.

Unusual; extraordinary.
Thesaurus: amazing, exceptional, striking, phenomenal, outstanding, rare, wonderful, surprising, extraordinary, singular, distinguished, uncommon, unusual, odd; Antonym: average, commonplace.

Derivative: remarkableness
noun

Derivative: remarkably
adverb

Derivative: remarked
adj

Conspicuous.

Derivative: remarker
noun

Etymology: 16c: from French remarquer.

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remark²
re-mark
verb

1. To mark again.

noun

1. The act of marking again.

Etymology: 16c.

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remarque
remark
noun

1. engraving.
An indication on the edge of a plate that usually takes the form of a small sketch denoting the stage that the engraving has reached.

Etymology: 19c: French.