explain the statement: 'Remarkable is more than mark
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The work remarkable means brilliant or arresting.
It is also used to show the compliment or a striking comment on something.
Hence, you can say that mark shows that something is good or not but remarkable is something that points towards the outstanding and prominent nature of a person making it hold value.
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But I think Remarkable means exceptional,outstanding,impressive or we can say worthy of being or likely to be noticed.
So the meaning may this only that It is worthy of being noticed by your hard work and commitment rather than just leaving a mark
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