remarking

Meanings

• the act of making remarks or observations; commenting or criticizing

  - "He is known for his remarking on social issues."
  - "Her ability to remark on the subtleties of human behavior is truly remarkable."

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Rhymes

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remarking , starking , darking , arking

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Homophones

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1. remarking () : the act of making remarks or observations; commenting or criticizing
   

2. remarking () : the state of being remarked upon or observed; noticeability or conspicuousness
   

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Variants

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remark , remarked , remarking , remarks

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Forms

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The word 'remarking' is a present participle form of the verb 'remark'. It is also used as a noun to refer to the act of making remarks or observations. Additionally, the word 'remarking' can be used as an adjective to describe something that is worthy of remark or observation.

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Etymology

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The word 'remarking' is derived from the verb 'remark' or 'remark upon'. To remark means to make an observation or comment, typically about something that has already been said or done.

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Related Concepts

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1. commentary: A form of writing, speaking, or other media that provides an analysis, interpretation, or explanation of a particular topic, issue, or event. Commentary can be informative, educational, entertaining, or provocative, depending on the intended audience and purpose of the commentary.

2. observation: A statement or notice of something that is perceived, discovered, or experienced. Observation can be based on sense perception, such as seeing, hearing, touching, smelling, or tasting, or it can be based on non-sensory means, such as introspection, logic, reason, or intuition. Observation can be used to gather information, to make discoveries, to learn new things, to gain insights, to identify patterns, to solve problems, or to improve understanding of a particular topic, issue, or event.

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Culture

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In various cultures, remarking or commenting has been an important aspect of human interaction. In literature, authors have used remarking to add depth and complexity to their characters and stories. In art, artists have used remarking to add commentary or social critique to their works. In music, musicians have used remarking to add improvisation or spontaneity to their performances.

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