Intention and Mark

Intention

Intention noun - Something that one hopes or intends to accomplish.

Usage example: her intention is to climb the highest peak in each of the 50 states

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Mark and intention are semantically related in planned topic. In some cases you can use "Mark" instead a noun "Intention".

Nearby Words: intent, intentional, intentionally, intension

Mark

Mark noun - Something that one hopes or intends to accomplish.

Usage example: set marks for expected daily output

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Intention and mark are semantically related in target topic. Sometimes you can use "Intention" instead a noun "Mark", if it concerns topics such as planned.

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

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How words are described

particular	particular intention	particular mark
similar	similar intention	similar mark
complete	complete intention	complete mark
original	original intention	original mark
Other adjectives: true, genuine, obvious, strong, real, little, bad, ultimate, new, implied, different, literal.

Both words in one sentence

Mark David Chapman, who sought to be a real-life Caulfield, did the same thing just before killing John Lennon, except that he never had any intention of having sex with the prostitute.

Source: Platonic Prostitution
In the series 3 finale, Mark takes Sophie to the Quantocks with the intention of proposing to her.

Source: Series / Peep Show
Lillith then declared her intention to kill Callie and have sex with Mark in front of a stadium full of other demons.

Source: Not Blood Siblings aka: Not Blood Related

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