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mark
noun as in blemish; character
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noun as in characteristic, symptom
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noun as in goal, target
noun as in importance
verb as in blemish, stain
verb as in characterize
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verb as in see, notice
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Example Sentences
Mark Cavendish says he would be unlikely to be a professional cyclist if he was attempting to start now "because it is completely based on how strong you are".
The project is long overdue, said Mark Gold, director of water scarcity solutions for the Natural Resources Defense Council.
Met commissioner Sir Mark Rowley told the BBC he was "deeply troubled" by talks so far on its annual settlement for next year.
"They didn't come to help, did you ever understand why?" prosecutor Mark Heywood KC asked.
“Nearly all voters in this state have an opinion of her, and that’s really the big advantage that she brings to an early poll,” said Mark DiCamillo, the director of the Berkeley IGS Poll.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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