Meaning & Definition of word "Remark"

Remark

/rɪˈmɑrk/

1. A spoken or written comment.
- Example: Her remark about the weather made everyone laugh.
2. A statement that expresses an opinion or reaction.
- Example: The teacher's remark on his essay was very encouraging.
3. The act of saying something.
- Example: His remark on the situation showed he was paying attention.

1. To say something as a comment.
- Example: He remarked that the meeting was productive.
2. To comment on something.
- Example: She remarked on the beauty of the painting.
3. To express a thought or opinion.
- Example: During the discussion, he remarked his views on climate change.

Late Middle English: from Old French 'remarquer' (see re- + mark).

make a remark:

To say something or express an opinion.

remarkable:

Worthy of attention; extraordinary.

in remark:

In the context of making comments or observations.

comment:

A verbal or written remark expressing an opinion.

observation:

The act of noticing and commenting on something.

notion:

A conception or belief about something.

Meaning: To throw shade

Example Sentence: He was remarking on her outfit, but really he was throwing shade.

Meaning: To spill tea

Example Sentence: When she made that remark, she was spilling some tea about the situation.