remarks

word · lemma: remark

ri-MARKS
ri-MAHKS

Definition

Statements or comments someone makes, often about a particular topic or situation. 'Remarks' can be spoken or written.

Usage & Nuances

'Remarks' is typically formal or neutral, and often used for public speaking or official settings ('opening remarks'). It means more than just casual comments—it's often used for statements with purpose or importance. Not the same as 'mark' (a grade or spot) or 'remarkable' (meaning special). Usually plural when referring to more than one comment.

Example Sentences

The teacher made some helpful remarks after the test.

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She wrote her remarks on the report.

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His remarks were short and clear.

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The audience laughed at several of the speaker's witty remarks.

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Her opening remarks set a positive tone for the meeting.

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Some of his remarks were taken out of context.

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