1re·mark 
/rɪˈmɑɚk/ noun
plural re·marks /rɪˈmɑɚk/ noun 1 [count] : something that someone says or writes to express an opinion or idea : comment
▪ I was offended by his remark. ▪ I've heard many disparaging remarks about him. ▪ an author known for making witty/clever remarks 2 [noncount] formal : the act of noticing or making a comment about something
▪ The incident passed without remark. 3 remarks [plural] : a short speech or a part of a speech
▪ opening/closing remarks
▪ I was offended by his remark. ▪ I've heard many disparaging remarks about him. ▪ an author known for making witty/clever remarks
▪ The incident passed without remark.
▪ opening/closing remarks
synonyms remark, observation, and comment mean something that is said or written and that gives an opinion. remark often suggests a quick thought or an informal judgment.
▪ He made a casual remark about the food. observation often suggests an opinion expressed after looking closely at and thinking about something. ▪ She published her observations on whales after 10 years of study. comment often suggests a remark that is meant to explain or criticize. ▪ I asked her to give me her comments on the book when she finished it.
▪ He made a casual remark about the food. observation often suggests an opinion expressed after looking closely at and thinking about something. ▪ She published her observations on whales after 10 years of study. comment often suggests a remark that is meant to explain or criticize. ▪ I asked her to give me her comments on the book when she finished it.
