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Detailed Synonyms for mark in English

mark:

to mark verb (marks, marked, marking)

  1. to mark
    – to accuse or condemn or openly or formally or brand as disgraceful 1
    to mark; to stigmatize; to brand; to stigmatise
    – to accuse or condemn or openly or formally or brand as disgraceful 1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
    • stigmatize verb, American (stigmatizes, stigmatized, stigmatizing)
      • She was stigmatized by society because she had a child out of wedlock1
    • brand verb (brands, branded, branding)
    • stigmatise verb, British
    to burn
    • burn verb (burns, burnt, burning)
  2. to mark
    – to accuse or condemn or openly or formally or brand as disgraceful 1
    to brand; to mark; to denounce; to stigmatize; stigmatise
    – to accuse or condemn or openly or formally or brand as disgraceful 1
    • brand verb (brands, branded, branding)
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
    • denounce verb (denounces, denounced, denouncing)
      • He denounced the government action1
    • stigmatize verb, American (stigmatizes, stigmatized, stigmatizing)
      • She was stigmatized by society because she had a child out of wedlock1
    • stigmatise verb, British
  3. to mark
    to characterize; to characterise
    – describe or portray the character or the qualities or peculiarities of 1
    • characterize verb, American (characterizes, characterized, characterizing)
      • You can characterize his behavior as that of an egotist1
      • This poem can be characterized as a lament for a dead lover1
    • characterise verb, British
    to typify
    – express indirectly by an image, form, or model; be a symbol 1
    • typify verb (typifies, typified, typifying)
    to mark
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
  4. to mark
    to mark; to tick; to check
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
    • tick verb (ticks, ticked, ticking)
    • check verb (checks, checked, checking)
  5. to mark
    to characterize; to characterise
    – describe or portray the character or the qualities or peculiarities of 1
    • characterize verb, American (characterizes, characterized, characterizing)
      • You can characterize his behavior as that of an egotist1
      • This poem can be characterized as a lament for a dead lover1
    • characterise verb, British
    to define
    – determine the essential quality of 1
    • define verb (defines, defined, defining)
    to depict; to describe
    – give a description of 1
    • depict verb (depicts, depicted, depicting)
    • describe verb (describes, described, describing)
    to mark
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
  6. to mark
    to mark
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
  7. to mark
    – a symbol of disgrace or infamy 1
    to mark; to brand
    – a symbol of disgrace or infamy 1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
      • And the Lord set a mark upon Cain1
    • brand verb (brands, branded, branding)
      • He had the brand of a traitor.2
    mark with a cross
  8. to mark
    – put a check mark on or near or next to 1
    to mark; to tick off
    – put a check mark on or near or next to 1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
    • tick off verb (ticks off, ticked off, ticking off)
      • tick off the items1
  9. to mark
    – put a check mark on or near or next to 1
    to check; to mark; to tick; to tick off; to mark off; check off
    – put a check mark on or near or next to 1
    • check verb (checks, checked, checking)
      • Please check each name on the list1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
    • tick verb (ticks, ticked, ticking)
    • tick off verb (ticks off, ticked off, ticking off)
      • tick off the items1
    • mark off verb (marks off, marked off, marking off)
      • mark off the units1
    • check off verb
  10. to mark
    – insert punctuation marks into 1
    to mark; punctuate
    – insert punctuation marks into 1
  11. to mark
    – make or leave a mark on 1
    to mark
    – make or leave a mark on 1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
      • the scouts marked the trail1
      • ash marked the believers' foreheads1
  12. to mark
    – mark by some ceremony or observation 1
    to mark; to commemorate
    – mark by some ceremony or observation 1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
      • The citizens mark the anniversary of the revolution with a march and a parade1
    • commemorate verb (commemorates, commemorated, commemorating)
  13. to mark
    – be a distinctive feature, attribute, or trait; sometimes in a very positive sense 1
    to distinguish; to mark; to differentiate
    – be a distinctive feature, attribute, or trait; sometimes in a very positive sense 1
    • distinguish verb (distinguishes, distinguished, distinguishing)
      • His modesty distinguishes him from his peers1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
    • differentiate verb (differentiates, differentiated, differentiating)
  14. to mark
    – assign a grade or rank to, according to one's evaluation 1
    to mark; grade; to score
    – assign a grade or rank to, according to one's evaluation 1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
      • mark homework1
    • grade verb
      • grade tests1
    • score verb (scores, scored, scoring)
      • score the SAT essays1
  15. to mark
    – remove from a list 1
    to mark; to strike out; to cross out; cross off; strike off
    – remove from a list 1
  16. to mark
    – designate as if by a mark 1
    to mark
    – designate as if by a mark 1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
      • This sign marks the border1
  17. to mark
    – make underscoring marks 1
    to mark; to score
    – make underscoring marks 1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
    • score verb (scores, scored, scoring)
  18. to mark
    – establish as the highest level or best performance 1
    to set; to mark
    – establish as the highest level or best performance 1
    • set verb (sets, set, setting)
      • set a record1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
  19. to mark
    – make small marks into the surface of 1
    to mark; to score; nock
    – make small marks into the surface of 1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
    • score verb (scores, scored, scoring)
      • score the clay before firing it1
    • nock verb
  20. to mark
    – mark with a scar 1
    to mark; pit; scar; pock
    – mark with a scar 1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
    • pit verb
    • scar verb
      • The skin disease scarred his face permanently1
    • pock verb
  21. to mark
    – attach a tag or label to 1
    to mark; to tag; to label
    – attach a tag or label to 1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
    • tag verb (tags, tagged, tagging)
    • label verb (labels, labelled, labelling)
      • label these bottles1
  22. to mark
    – notice or perceive 1
    to notice; to note; to mark
    – notice or perceive 1
    • notice verb (notices, noticed, noticing)
    • note verb (notes, noted, noting)
      • She noted that someone was following her1
    • mark verb (marks, marked, marking)
      • mark my words1

Conjugations for mark:

present
  1. mark
  2. mark
  3. marks
  4. mark
  5. mark
  6. mark
simple past
  1. marked
  2. marked
  3. marked
  4. marked
  5. marked
  6. marked
present perfect
  1. have marked
  2. have marked
  3. has marked
  4. have marked
  5. have marked
  6. have marked
past continuous
  1. was marking
  2. were marking
  3. was marking
  4. were marking
  5. were marking
  6. were marking
future
  1. shall mark
  2. will mark
  3. will mark
  4. shall mark
  5. will mark
  6. will mark
continuous present
  1. am marking
  2. are marking
  3. is marking
  4. are marking
  5. are marking
  6. are marking
subjunctive
  1. be marked
  2. be marked
  3. be marked
  4. be marked
  5. be marked
  6. be marked
diverse
  1. mark!
  2. let's mark!
  5. marked
  6. marking
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

mark [the ~] noun

  1. the mark
    the grade; the mark
  2. the mark
    the identifying mark; the mark; the distinctive mark; the distinguishing mark
  3. the mark
    the mark; the grading mark; the grade
  4. the mark
    the identification mark; the mark; the characterizing someone
  5. the mark
    the report mark; the term result; the mark
  6. the mark
    the scar; the cicatrice
    – a mark left (usually on the skin) by the healing of injured tissue 1
    the mark
  7. the mark
    the mark; the decoration; the insignia; the badge
  8. the mark
    the identification mark; the identifying mark; the mark
  9. the mark
    the target; the mark
  10. the mark
    – something that exactly succeeds in achieving its goal 1
    the mark; the bull's eye; the bell ringer; the home run
    – something that exactly succeeds in achieving its goal 1
    • mark [the ~] noun
      • hit the mark1
    • bull's eye [the ~] noun
      • scored a bull's eye1
    • bell ringer [the ~] noun
      • the new advertising campaign was a bell ringer1
    • home run [the ~] noun
      • the president's speech was a home run1
  11. the mark
    – the impression created by doing something unusual or extraordinary that people notice and remember 1
    the mark
    – the impression created by doing something unusual or extraordinary that people notice and remember 1
    • mark [the ~] noun
      • it was in London that he made his mark1
      • he left an indelible mark on the American theater1
  12. the mark
    – a marking that consists of lines that cross each other 1
    the mark; the cross; the crisscross
    – a marking that consists of lines that cross each other 1
  13. the mark
    – an indication of damage 1
    the mark; the scratch; the scar; the scrape
    – an indication of damage 1
  14. the mark
    – a number or letter indicating quality (especially of a student's performance) 1
    the mark; the grade; the score
    – a number or letter indicating quality (especially of a student's performance) 1
    • mark [the ~] noun
      • she made good marks in algebra1
    • grade [the ~] noun
      • grade A milk1
      • She got good grades in school.2
    • score [the ~] noun
      • what was your score on your homework?1
  15. the mark
    – a perceptible indication of something not immediately apparent (as a visible clue that something has happened) 1
    the mark; the sign
    – a perceptible indication of something not immediately apparent (as a visible clue that something has happened) 1
    • mark [the ~] noun
    • sign [the ~] noun
      • he showed signs of strain1
      • they welcomed the signs of spring1
  16. the mark
    – a symbol of disgrace or infamy 1
    the brand; the mark; the stain; the stigma
    – a symbol of disgrace or infamy 1
    • brand [the ~] noun
      • He had the brand of a traitor.2
    • mark [the ~] noun
      • And the Lord set a mark upon Cain1
    • stain [the ~] noun
    • stigma [the ~] noun
  17. the mark
    – a visible indication made on a surface 1
    the mark; the print
    – a visible indication made on a surface 1
    • mark [the ~] noun
      • some previous reader had covered the pages with dozens of marks1
    • print [the ~] noun
      • paw prints were everywhere1
  18. the mark
    – a written or printed symbol (as for punctuation) 1
    the mark
    – a written or printed symbol (as for punctuation) 1
    • mark [the ~] noun
      • his answer was just a punctuation mark1
  19. the mark
    – a reference point to shoot at 1
    the target; the mark
    – a reference point to shoot at 1
    • target [the ~] noun
    • mark [the ~] noun
      • his arrow hit the mark1
  20. the mark
    – a distinguishing symbol 1
    the mark; the marker; the marking
    – a distinguishing symbol 1
    • mark [the ~] noun
      • the owner's mark was on all the sheep1
    • marker [the ~] noun
    • marking [the ~] noun
  21. the mark
    – a person who is gullible and easy to take advantage of 1
    the mark; the mug; the fool; the gull; the sucker; the patsy; the chump; the soft touch; the fall guy
    – a person who is gullible and easy to take advantage of 1
  22. the mark
    – formerly the basic unit of money in Germany 1
    the mark; the German mark; the Deutsche Mark; the Deutschmark
    – formerly the basic unit of money in Germany 1

mark

  1. mark
    mark; owner's mark
  2. mark
    mark; scribe; mark off
  3. mark
    initial; mark
  4. mark
    mark; token
  5. mark
    mark; manifestation

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Related Definitions for "mark":

  1. something that exactly succeeds in achieving its goal1
    • hit the mark1
  2. the impression created by doing something unusual or extraordinary that people notice and remember1
    • it was in London that he made his mark1
    • he left an indelible mark on the American theater1
  3. a marking that consists of lines that cross each other1
  4. an indication of damage1
  5. a number or letter indicating quality (especially of a student's performance)1
    • she made good marks in algebra1
  6. a perceptible indication of something not immediately apparent (as a visible clue that something has happened)1
  7. a symbol of disgrace or infamy1
    • And the Lord set a mark upon Cain1
  8. a visible indication made on a surface1
    • some previous reader had covered the pages with dozens of marks1
  9. a written or printed symbol (as for punctuation)1
    • his answer was just a punctuation mark1
  10. a reference point to shoot at1
    • his arrow hit the mark1
  11. a distinguishing symbol1
    • the owner's mark was on all the sheep1
  12. a person who is gullible and easy to take advantage of1
  13. formerly the basic unit of money in Germany1
  14. insert punctuation marks into1
  15. make or leave a mark on1
    • the scouts marked the trail1
    • ash marked the believers' foreheads1
  16. mark by some ceremony or observation1
    • The citizens mark the anniversary of the revolution with a march and a parade1
  17. be a distinctive feature, attribute, or trait; sometimes in a very positive sense1
  18. assign a grade or rank to, according to one's evaluation1
    • mark homework1
  19. put a check mark on or near or next to1
  20. remove from a list1
  21. designate as if by a mark1
    • This sign marks the border1
  22. make underscoring marks1
  23. establish as the highest level or best performance1
  24. make small marks into the surface of1
  25. mark with a scar1
  26. attach a tag or label to1
  27. notice or perceive1
    • mark my words1
  28. to accuse or condemn or openly or formally or brand as disgraceful1

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