remarked
Spoke an observation
Remarked is the past tense of remark, meaning to say something as a comment or observation.
It introduces speech that's notable but casual—neither a formal announcement nor a quick reply: She remarked that the weather had been unusually warm.
To remark on something is to comment about it: "Interesting choice," he remarked on her outfit.
Expressed in words
- observedPerceived through attention
- mentionedBriefly referred to
- notedFamous or observed
- saidVerbally expressed, past tense
uttered · declared · announced · asserted · quipped · responded · replied · retorted
Perceived through attention
recognized · registered · discerned · witnessed · saw · picked up on · took note · caught
Meriting special attention
- memorableWorth holding onto
- strikingNoticeably impressive
- outstandingExceptionally good or unpaid
- exceptionalNotably above the norm
extraordinary · distinguished · prominent · impressive · significant · uncommon · singular · marked
stated
Expressed in words
said · uttered · declared · announced · asserted · quipped · responded · replied · retorted · added
observed
Perceived through attention
detected · recognized · registered · discerned · witnessed · saw · picked up on · took note · caught · identified
noteworthy
Meriting special attention
- memorableWorth holding onto
- strikingNoticeably impressive
- outstandingExceptionally good or unpaid
exceptional · extraordinary · distinguished · prominent · impressive · significant · uncommon · singular · marked · conspicuous
remarkedsaid nothing
kept quiet · bit one's tongue · suppressed · silenced · kept to oneself
remarkedignored
Purposely not noticed
overlooked · unremarked · disregarded · passed over · unnoticed
- closing remarksFinal statements concluding presentation
- cutting remarkHurtful pointed comment
- snide remarkMocking, indirect insult
- opening remarksInitial statements beginning discourse
- backhanded remarksInsults disguised as praise
- offensive remarksLanguage meant to hurt
remark, remarkable, remarkably, unremarkable, remarks, remarking, unremarkably, premarked