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question-marked

question-marked adjective: with a question mark.

Adjective

question-marked (not comparable)

  1. With a question mark.
    • Read through all the questions and: • Put a tick against those that you know you can answer reasonably well. […] • Put a question mark against the others. […] If you have not ticked enough questions to complete the paper, you will need to answer a mixture of ticked and ‘question-marked’ questions.1991, Richard Freeman, “[Assessment and exams] Tactics”, in Mastering Study Skills (Macmillan Master Series), 2nd edition, Basingstoke, Hants.; London: Macmillan Education Ltd, →ISBN, page 122
    • This Blake is, as might be expected, something out of a Bret Easton Ellis novel, complete with trust fund, magazine job, and a propensity to speak in quiet, question-marked sentences?2002 January 28, Elizabeth Frankenberger, “Sects and the City”, in Jeff Sharlet, Peter Manseau, the editors of Killing the Buddha, compilers, Believer, Beware: First-Person Dispatches from the...

Origin of question-marked

From question mark + -ed.

Questions about question-marked

What does question-marked mean?
Question-marked means with a question mark.
What part of speech is question-marked?
Question-marked is an adjective.

Words near question-marked in the dictionary

  1. question time
  2. question times
  3. question word
  4. question words
  5. question-begging
  6. question-marked
  7. question-master
  8. question-masters
  9. questionability
  10. questionable
  11. questionableness

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