n. a statement that expresses a personal opinion or belief or adds information; v. make mention of; make or write a comment on
She made a nice remark about my grades. OR Did anyone remark on your dress?
She made a nice remark about my grades. OR Did anyone remark on your dress?
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She did not appreciate his sardonic remark.
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HIs malapropos remark put us all at unease.
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It has blue vitriol in it but do not be afraid of it. OR The vitriol remark hurt my feelings.
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He was a slight man. OR You will slight him with that kind of remark.
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The vitriol remark hurt my feelings.
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He ended the debate with a pithy remark.
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What insulting remark did Madam Vilar make about Kirby?
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She made in imprudent remark to her classmate.
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The tape had lost its tackiness. OR She was hurt by the tackiness of his remark.
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Please expunge that remark.
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He made a vituperative remark that hurt her feelings.
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I took umbrage at the outrageous remark.
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The catty remark made her cry.
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The remark may precipitate a fight.
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note; comment; observe; mention
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