adjective

marked

noticeable, significant, labelled

There was a marked improvement in his work.

There was a marked improvement in his work.

The path is clearly marked on the map.

The path is clearly marked on the map.

He is a marked man.

He is a marked man.

a marked ((noun)) a noticeable (noun) There was a marked improvement in his work.

Synonyms: noticeable, distinct, obvious; Antonyms: unmarked, subtle

From the past participle of the verb 'mark', meaning to put a sign on something. Something that has been marked is therefore noticeable.

Imagine a test paper with a big red 'mark' on it – it's very 'marked' or noticeable.

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