marked in English

adjective

1

having a visible mark.

plants with beautifully marked leaves

2

clearly noticeable; evident.

a marked increase in sales

synonyms: noticeable, pronounced, decided, distinct, striking, clear, glaring, blatant, unmistakable, obvious, plain, manifest, patent, palpable, prominent, signal, significant, conspicuous, notable, recognizable, identifiable, distinguishable, discernible, apparent, evident, written all over one

verb

1

make (a visible impression or stain) on.

he fingered the photograph gently, careful not to mark it

synonyms: discolor, stain, smear, smudge, streak, blotch, blemish, dirty, pockmark, bruise, splotch, smirch

2

write a word or symbol on (an object), typically for identification.

she marked all her possessions with her name

synonyms: put one's name on, name, initial, label, identify, hallmark, watermark, brand, indicate, label, flag, tick, check off, highlight, show, identify, designate, delineate, denote, specify

3

show the position of.

the top of the pass marks the border between Alaska and the Yukon

4

(of a teacher or examiner) assess the standard of (a piece of written work) by assigning points for proficiency or correct answers.

the teachers are given adequate time to mark term papers

synonyms: assess, evaluate, grade, appraise, correct

5

notice or pay careful attention to.

he'll leave you, you mark my words!

synonyms: take heed of, heed, listen to, take note of, pay attention to, attend to, note, mind, bear in mind, take into consideration

6

(of a player in a team game) stay close to (a particular opponent) in order to prevent them getting or passing the ball.

Harrogate were camped in their half for the entire game and despite marking Elliot Dowley ferociously were not able to match his pace and he put away a winner in the nick of time.

adjective

noticeable, pronounced, decided, distinct, striking, clear, glaring, blatant, unmistakable, obvious, plain, manifest, patent, palpable, prominent, signal, significant, conspicuous, notable, recognizable, identifiable, distinguishable, discernible, apparent, evident, written all over one
pronounced

verb

discolor, put one's name on, indicate, celebrate, represent, characterize, assess, take heed of, note, score, set, pock, stigmatize, cross off, distinguish, mark off, commemorate, tag, punctuate
discolor, stain, smear, smudge, streak, blotch, blemish, dirty, pockmark, bruise, splotch, smirch
put one's name on, name, initial, label, identify, hallmark, watermark, brand
indicate, label, flag, tick, check off, highlight, show, identify, designate, delineate, denote, specify
celebrate, observe, recognize, acknowledge, keep, honor, solemnize, pay tribute to, salute, commemorate, remember, memorialize
represent, signify, be a sign of, indicate, herald
characterize, distinguish, identify, typify, brand, signalize, stamp
assess, evaluate, grade, appraise, correct
take heed of, heed, listen to, take note of, pay attention to, attend to, note, mind, bear in mind, take into consideration
note, notice
score
score, grade
set
pock, scar, pit
stigmatize, brand, denounce
cross off, strike off, cross out, strike out
score, nock
distinguish, differentiate
mark off, check, tick, tick off, check off
commemorate
tag, label
punctuate

Use "marked" in a sentence

1. Marked for Survival

2. Asterisked definition: marked with an asterisk synonyms: marked, starred antonyms: unmarked, unnoticeable, inconspicuous

3. ls it marked urgent?

4. Riser marked out and Bandsawed

5. Military crates marked G6:5.

6. His silence marked his wrath.

7. Marked by anger or sullenness.

8. The teacher marked her absent .

9. Pedestrians: • Always cross at marked Crosswalks

10. Assumptive Marked or characterized by assumptions

11. They are marked for target practice.

12. It's all marked on the papers.

13. Marked by effusive and insincere flattery.

14. These show marked indications of immortality.

15. Bottle is marked: Borine Borine MFG

16. Engine modifications have some marked advantages .

17. Abusive: marked by harsh insulting language.

18. This marked an important turning point.

19. They found marked points of similarity.

20. Having or marked by Bilateral symmetry

21. Applause definition is - marked commendation : acclaim

22. • Sample Marked Ballots: Accepted and Rejected

23. Headed to rooftop marked by flare.

24. His file's already marked for review.

25. You and Al will be marked.

26. Prices are marked on the goods.

27. Barbed: marked by the use of …

28. Muslim cAliph whose reign was marked …

29. Marked by energetic activity; busy: Active

30. Buildout files are marked with icon

31. Axiation are marked by cytoplasmic asymmetries

32. Will You Be Marked for Survival?

33. Shunem—Marked by Love and Violence

34. Bitonal definition, marked by or using Bitonality

35. Bronchitis is marked by: Low-grade fever

36. Acuminulate Yuapin whip-marked anteflected cherubim costopleural

37. Of Arrhythmous ”, “ Marked by loss of rhythm ” …

38. Madillos showed a marked Arhythmic respiratory pattern

39. Adversarial: marked by opposition or ill will

40. 13.) are incubated by14C-marked linoleic acid.

41. Antagonistic: marked by opposition or ill will

42. Adversary: marked by opposition or ill will.

43. Audacious: displaying or marked by rude boldness.

44. She marked a square on the blackboard.

45. His face slightly marked with the freckles.

46. Brash: displaying or marked by rude boldness.

47. Fruity aroma, with a marked, lingering acidity.

48. He showed a marked Antipathy to foreigners

49. Historically, Cruelty has always marked prison administration

50. Stress is marked with an acute ( ́) accent.