marked
Pronunciation
/ˈmɑɹkt/

Definition & Meaning of "marked"in English

marked
Grammatical Information
Composition
past participle adjective
qualitative
Superlative
most marked
Comparative
more marked
gradable
Examples
There was a marked difference in the quality of the two competing products.
02

singled out for attention, often with negative or harmful intent

Examples
After testifying against the criminal organization, he became a marked man, always in danger.
03

having a distinguishing mark that sets something apart or identifies it

Examples
The butterfly had marked wings with intricate black and yellow patterns.
04

indicating a word or form that differs from a neutral or default version

Examples
In English, the past tense form " talked " is marked by the addition of the suffix " -ed " compared to the unmarked present tense " talk. "
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