Marked and Violent

Marked

Marked adjective - Likely to attract attention.

Violent and marked are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Violent" instead an adjective "Marked".

Nearby Words: mark, marker, markedly, marking

Violent

Violent adjective - Marked by or uttered with forcefulness.
Usage example: prone to violent denunciation of anyone who disagrees with her

Marked and violent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Marked" instead an adjective "Violent".

Nearby Words: violence, violently, violator

Both words in one sentence

  • Kurosaki's arrival is marked by him turning several innocent people into cards (a metaphor for death), being all-around sneaky and violent, and having the strange ability to make duel-monsters real.
  • Film / Drive Angry Marked Bullet: The bullets for the Godkiller all have Deus Velox Nex inscribed on them, which is loosely translated into: God's swift [violent] death.
  • Useful Notes / Maximilien Robespierre While it marked the end of the radical and violent phase, it also ended the reform and progressive initiatives undertaken in the same period (which included price ceilings, widespread government participation, meritocracy and the abolition of slavery).
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