Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Remarkable.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective obsolete Remarkable.
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- adjective Capable of being
marked . - adjective obsolete
remarkable
Etymologies
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Examples
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Douglas was a re - markable man, both in character and in person.
Chennai 2010
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Equipment includes 1 markable gameboard, 2 decks of colorful cards, 94 color load chips, 1 pack of money, 1 pack of crayons, 6 train pawns, and full-color rules.
Martian Rails, a new crayon board game Paul 2009
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QUEST: Why, I don't know, you wish to pour such cynicism on what has clearly been a markable day of honesty from two sons mourning their mother 10 years on.
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Someone said to me, they thought it was markable that Edna Lewis was a chef during the time when there were few black men and almost no women chefs.
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May 22, 2006, 5: 07 pm didrex adipex says: didrex adipex markable: appallingly. unwrap
The Volokh Conspiracy » CBS and the media more broadly: 2004
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The heavy pace of the march served to keep the Aghar warm, however, and the hardy gully dwarves showed a re - markable resilience to the cold.
Flint, the King Kirchoff, Mary 2003
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"She may be re - markable by Earth standards, but here on Nova Empyrea, she's just average."
The Better Man Weinstein, Howard 1994
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The heavy pace of the march served to keep the Aghar warm, however, and the hardy gully dwarves showed a re - markable resilience to the cold.
Flint the King Kirchoff, Mary 1990
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But he was ready to suffer anything to obtain legitimate possession of the Platinum Flute, the most re - markable instrument he could imagine.
Juxtaposition Anthony, Piers 1982
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But he was ready to suffer anything to obtain legitimate possession of the Platinum Flute, the most re - markable instrument he could imagine.
Juxtaposition Anthony, Piers 1982
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