remarker (Meaning)
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remarker (n.)
One who remarks.
Synonyms & Antonyms of remarker
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remarker Sentence Examples
- The remarker commented incisively on the student's essay, pointing out both strengths and weaknesses.
- The remarker's astute observations helped the team refine their strategy.
- The remarker interjected with a pertinent question that shifted the focus of the discussion.
- The professor's remarks inspired the students to think critically about the subject matter.
- The remarker's eloquent speech captivated the audience, leaving a lasting impression.
- The remarker's sharp wit and keen perception made their comments both insightful and entertaining.
- The remarker's thoughtful observations helped illuminate the complex issues at hand.
- The remarker's unsolicited commentary elicited a mixed response from the group.
- The remarker's sarcastic remarks drew laughter from some but discomfort from others.
- The remarker's insightful commentary provided a valuable perspective on the topic.
FAQs About the word remarker
One who remarks.
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No antonyms found.
The remarker commented incisively on the student's essay, pointing out both strengths and weaknesses.
The remarker's astute observations helped the team refine their strategy.
The remarker interjected with a pertinent question that shifted the focus of the discussion.
The professor's remarks inspired the students to think critically about the subject matter.
