earmark
ear
ˈɪr
ir
mark
ˌmɑrk
maark
British pronunciation
/ˈi‍əmɑːk/

Definition & Meaning of "earmark"in English

to earmark
01

to set aside something, such as funds or resources, for a specific purpose or use

Transitive: to earmark funds or resources for a purpose
to earmark definition and meaning
example
Examples
The company decided to earmark a portion of its profits for employee training and development.
Earmark
01

a unique feature or trait that distinguishes someone or something

example
Examples
Her creativity is an earmark of her success in the art world.
02

identification mark on the ear of a domestic animal

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