Comment and Reference

Comment

Comment noun - A briefly expressed opinion.

Reference and comment are semantically related In some cases you can use "Reference" instead a noun "Comment".

Reference

Reference noun - A remark that calls attention to something or someone.
Usage example: the speaker made several references to his wife
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Synonyms for Reference

Comment and reference are semantically related in allusion topic. Sometimes you can use "Comment" instead a noun "Reference".

How words are described

good good comment good reference
similar similar comment similar reference
brief brief comment brief reference
many many comment many reference
Other adjectives: single, small, sly, cryptic, little, quick, ironic, sexual, off-hand, vague, passing, funny, casual, later, further, random, odd, last, occasional, earlier, throwaway.

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / Crysis During the beginning of Crysis 2, one of the marines makes a reference to the aliens being "illegal aliens" which is a reference to another marine's comment in Aliens.
  • The worst part is Belushi's comment that "they all thought [he'd] be the first to go", a reference to his then already well known excessive lifestyle.
  • The worst part is Belushi's comment that "they all thought [he'd] be the first to go" (a reference to his then already well-known hedonism).
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