1. remarked - Adjective
2. remarked - Verb
of Remark
Source: Webster's dictionaryA fed up Kris remarked: ‘Kim, would you stop taking pictures of yourself, your sister’s going to jail’, but Kim persevered, even taking snaps of everyone else in the car. Source: Internet
A correspondent to the BBC on a programme about English grammar in 1983 remarked: One reason why the older generation feel so strongly about English grammar is that we were severely punished if we didn't obey the rules! Source: Internet
“Across the hill,” the auditors remarked, describing the sprawling prison campus northeast of Seattle, “the health services team was found to be experienced, professional, friendly, cooperative and very helpful.” Source: Internet
A film review that was released 12 months later, the The New Yorker remarked on the apparent on-screen chemistry between them, and took note of her delivery of her performance "with quiet confidence." Source: Internet
According to Rojek, Sinatra then proceeded to place two dollar bills into her wine glass and remarked "Here's two dollars baby, that's what you're used to".sfn Yet Sinatra was known for his generosity,sfn particularly after his comeback. Source: Internet
A few of Olivia’s Instagram followers remarked that she looked like she was enjoying herself during her getaway with her beau. Source: Internet