re-marks

Casual verbal notes

Re-marks means marks again.

A teacher might re-mark exams after a grading dispute, or an artist re-marks a canvas with fresh lines.

The hyphen distinguishes it from remarks (comments): The professor agreed to re-mark the essay.

comments

feedback

Returned response data

responses · reactions · input · discussion · notes · asides · interjections · quips · mentions · references

evaluation

grading

Assigning marks to work

assessment · appraisal · review · examination · ranking · gauging · points · percentages · rubric · grades

critique

criticism

Judgment of faults

appraisal · judgment · rebuttal · reproof · objection · censure · reproach · condemnation · panning · disapproval

annotation

marginalia

Notes in page edges

notations · corrections · edits · revisions · insertions · strikethroughs · redlining · proofreading · amendments · addenda

noteworthy

notable

Worthy of attention

exceptional · conspicuous · prominent · signal · salient · pronounced · noticeable · distinct · arresting · eye-catching

Opposites
length/brevity of speech

re-marksfilibuster

Delaying tactic through speech

peroration · oration · orations · dissertation · dissertations

formality of discourse

re-marksaddress

Speak to formally

silence · formal speech · muteness · keynote · reticence

marking action

re-markserases

Removes marks completely

unmarks · removes · deletes · effaces · expunges

Family

remark, remarks, remarked, remarking, remarkable, remarkably, unremarkable

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