Illustrate and Mark

Illustrate

Illustrate verb - To show or make clear by using examples.

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Mark and illustrate are semantically related in demonstrate topic. In some cases you can use "Mark" instead a verb "Illustrate".

Nearby Words: illustration, illustrative, illustrating, illustrator

Mark

Mark verb - To attach an identifying slip to.

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Antonyms for Mark

Illustrate and mark are semantically related in distinguish topic. Sometimes you can use "Illustrate" instead a verb "Mark", if it concerns topics such as characterize.

Nearby Words: marked, marker, marking, marksman, markup

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Common collocations

character	illustrate character	mark character
status	illustrate status	mark status
point	illustrate point	mark point
line	illustrate line	mark line
Other words: time, way, difference.

Both words in one sentence

Doug then reveals he'd actually palmed the bullet to illustrate his point that it's the mark's perception of reality, rather than reality itself, that is necessary for the sell.

Source: Russian Roulette
To illustrate this, the player is given unlimited Mark and Executes, allowing you to finish the level by headshotting everyone as soon as they appear.

Source: Painting the Medium

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