be marked

Frequency: 9.0150.5 per million words

Used to mean 'easy to see' or to describe something having specific markings.

markedVERB + marked

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Examples (10)

  • There is a strongly marked difference between the two creatures.
  • These trout are beautifully marked with bright red spots.
  • Her absence was marked by everyone present.
  • The progress in his studies is marked and impressive.
  • The company's performance has been marked by significant improvement.
  • His contribution to the project was marked by its innovative approach.
  • The distinction between the two theories is marked.
  • The ancient pottery was marked with intricate patterns.
  • Each bird is uniquely marked by its feather coloration.
  • The boundary of the property will be marked with new fences.