marked

[mɑːkt]

marked Definition

• 1. having a visible or noticeable effect; clearly evident
• 2. having a particular quality or feature that is distinctive or typical
• 3. having a pattern of lines or spots

Using marked: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "marked" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The marked increase in sales was due to the new marketing strategy.

• Example

  His marked accent made it clear he was from the South.

• Example

  The bird has a marked pattern of black and white stripes on its wings.

marked Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for marked

• noticeable
• distinctive
• evident
• clear
• obvious

Antonyms for marked

• unremarkable
• indistinct
• invisible

Phrases with marked

• marked man

  a person who is singled out for punishment or vengeance

  Example

  After testifying against the gang, he became a marked man.

• marked for life

  permanently affected by something, especially something negative

  Example

  The accident left him marked for life with a scar on his face.

• marked time

  to wait for an opportunity to act or make progress

  Example

  He was just marking time until he could find a better job.

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Summary: marked in Brief

The term 'marked' [mɑːkt] refers to something that has a visible or noticeable effect, a particular quality or feature that is distinctive or typical, or a pattern of lines or spots. It can be used to describe an increase in sales, an accent, or a bird's pattern. Phrases like 'marked man' and 'marked for life' denote negative consequences, while 'marked time' implies waiting for an opportunity.