Remark and Stare

Remark

Remark noun - A briefly expressed opinion.

Stare and remark are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stare" instead the word "Remark" as a noun or a verb.

Stare

Stare noun - A fixed intent look.

Remark and stare are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Remark" instead the word "Stare" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: stared, staring

Common collocations

time remark time stare time
way remark way stare way
times remark times stare times

Both words in one sentence

  • Bond One-Liner After blowing up the frat house: You stare blankly at the destruction around you, then realize you're obligated to make a witty remark.
  • Cover Identity Anomaly He quickly excuses them as reading glasses, causing Malfoy to stare at him skeptically and, courtesy of an adlib by Tom Felton, to remark that he didn't know "Goyle" knew how to read.
  • Bond One-Liner After blowing up the hippy camp via gas leak: You stare open-mouthed at the carnage that used to be the hippy camp, then remember you're obligated to make a witty remark.
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