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Remark
Remark
A
small
design
etched
on
the
margin
of a
plate
and
supposed
to be
removed
after
the
earliest
proofs
have
been
taken
;
also
,
any
feature
distinguishing
a
particular
stage
of
the
plate
.
Remark
A
print
or
proof
so
distinguished
;
commonly
called
a
Remarque
proof
.
Remark
n.
To
mark
in a
notable
manner
; to
distinquish
clearly
; to
make
noticeable
or
conspicuous
; to
piont
out
.
Remark
n.
To
take
notice
of, or to
observe
,
mentally
; as, to
remark
the
manner
of a
speaker
.
Remark
n.
To
express
in
words
or
writing
, as
observed
or
noticed
; to
state
; to
say
;
often
with
a
substantive
clause
; as, he
remarked
that
it
was
time
to go.
Remark
v. i.
To
make
a
remark
or
remarks
; to
comment
.
Remark
n.
Act
of
remarking
or
attentively
noticing
;
notice
or
observation
.
Remark
n.
The
expression
, in
speech
or
writing
, of
something
remarked
or
noticed
;
the
mention
of
that
which
is
worthy
of
attention
or
notice
;
hence
,
also
, a
casual
observation
,
comment
, or
statement
; as, a
pertinent
remark
.
Remarkable
a.
Worthy
of
being
remarked
or
noticed
;
noticeable
;
conspicuous
;
hence
,
uncommon
;
extraordinary
.
Remarked
imp. & p. p.
of
Remark
Remarker
n.
One
who
remarks
.
Remarking
p. pr. & vb. n.
of
Remark
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