re-mark Sentence Examples
- The professor re-marked the exam after several students disputed their grades.
- The editor re-marked the manuscript to ensure clarity and coherence.
- The coach re-marked the penalty shot to give his team a second chance.
- The tailor re-marked the hem of the dress to fit the client perfectly.
- The artist re-marked the canvas with charcoal to create depth and contrast.
- The jury re-marked the evidence to consider new information that had emerged.
- The botanist re-marked the specimens to confirm their identification.
- The customer re-marked the product as defective after discovering a manufacturing error.
- The architect re-marked the blueprints to incorporate changes requested by the client.
- The sculptor re-marked the clay model to refine its shape and proportions.
re-mark Meaning
Webster
re-mark (v. t.)
To mark again, or a second time; to mark anew.
Synonyms & Antonyms of re-mark
Synonyms:
- judgement
- notion
- sentiment
- feeling
- judgment
- exposition
- mind
- belief
- conviction
- verdict
- obiter-dictum
- annotation
- advice
- input
- aside
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word re-mark
To mark again, or a second time; to mark anew.
comment, note, reflection, commentary, analysis,view, judgement, notion, sentiment, feeling
neglect, disregard,ignore, neglect, pass over, ignore, pass over, disregard, miss,miss
The professor re-marked the exam after several students disputed their grades.
The editor re-marked the manuscript to ensure clarity and coherence.
The coach re-marked the penalty shot to give his team a second chance.
The tailor re-marked the hem of the dress to fit the client perfectly.
