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a spoken or written remark, typically expressing an opinion or reaction
The teacher asked for comments on the lesson.
The teacher requested feedback or opinions about the lesson.
He made a witty comment about the situation.
He made a clever or humorous remark about the situation.
Can be positive, negative, or neutral in tone.
a note or annotation added to a text or document
The editor added a comment explaining the changes.
The editor included a note to clarify the modifications.
Often used in academic or professional contexts.
a feature in software that allows users to add notes or feedback
You can leave a comment on the code review.
You can add feedback or notes during the code review process.
Common in programming and content management systems.
Use 'comment' in formal writing or professional settings. In casual speech, 'remark' or 'note' may sound more natural.
The meaning of 'comment' can vary based on context—ensure clarity in formal or technical writing.
From Old French 'commenter' (to comment), from Latin 'commentarius' (commentary).
Can be used as a noun or verb (e.g., 'to comment on something').