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What is another word for Make A Remark? – 129 Make A Remark Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    comment observe note mention remark state say express utter declare articulate pronounce voice opinion viewpoint perspective perception insight commentary statement assertion allegation accusation observation reflection critique analysis evaluation appraisal judgment observation perception.

    Meaning of Make A Remark

    According to Oxford Dictionary, "to make a remark" means to say something as a comment or observation.

    Definitions

    • Merriam-Webster defines it as to express an opinion or comment about something.
    • Cambridge Dictionary states that it is to say something in order to express an opinion or to draw attention to something.

    Example Uses

    • She made a remark about the weather during the meeting.
    • He made a remark that offended several people in the room.
    • The teacher made a remark about the student's excellent performance.
    • The politician made a remark that sparked controversy among the public.
    • The author made a remark about the importance of conservation in her book.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    withhold keep quiet remain silent refrain abstain suppress conceal hide cover up keep secret be quiet be still be mute not say not mention not comment not observe not notice ignore overlook disregard neglect omit.

    Related Nouns

    comment observation statement remark opinion viewpoint perspective perception insight commentary statement assertion allegation accusation critique analysis evaluation appraisal judgment reflection thought idea notion concept.

    Related Verbs

    comment observe note mention say express utter declare articulate pronounce voice state assert allege accuse criticize analyze evaluate appraise judge reflect think ponder consider contemplate.

    Related Adjectives

    verbal oral spoken expressed uttered declared articulated pronounced voiced stated asserted alleged accusatory critical analytical evaluative judgmental reflective thoughtful pensive contemplative insightful perceptive observant commentary.