- as inmention
- as inmind
- as innote
- as innote/notes
- as innotice
- as innotice
- as inobservance
- as inobservation
- as inobservation
- as inphrase
- as inregard
- as inremark
- as instatement
- as inutterance
- as inwisecrack
- as inword
- as indialogue
- as intwo cents worth
- as incontumely
- as inwitticism
- as inmemo
- as inobiter dictum
- as inverbalization
- as invocalization
- as incomment
- as incommentary
- as inconversation
- as incrack
- as indeclaration
- as indialogue/dialog
- as inear
- as inallusion
- as inexpression
- as inanswer
- as inheed
- as inmake out
- as inmark
- as inmark
- as inmention
- as inname
- as innote
- as innotice
- as inperceive
- as inrecognize
- as inregard
- as inremark
- as insay
- as insee
- as insee
- as inacknowledge
- as incomment
- as indiscern
- as indiscourse
- as indiscriminate
- as indistinguish
- as infeel
- as inannotate
- as inanswer
Synonyms for re marks
- acknowledgment
- comment
- footnote
- indication
- notice
- notification
- recognition
- reference
- remark
- utterance
- allusion
- citation
- naming
- note
- specifying
- tribute
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Antonyms for re marks
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WORD ORIGIN
1630s, "to mark out, distinguish" modeled on French remarquer "to mark, note, heed," formed in Middle French from re-, intensive prefix (see re-), + marquer "to mark," probably from a Germanic source, cf. Old High German marchon "to delimit" (see mark (n.1)).
Meaning "take notice of" is from 1670s; that of "make a comment" is first attested 1690s, from notion of "make a verbal observation" or "call attention to specific points." Related: Remarked; remarking.
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