mark off's Usage Examples:

By law, each new railway is required to mark off the distances along its line from a given point.

either to separate and mark off monographs (as in coöperation) or to signalize a vocalic terminal e (for example, Brontë).

The repetition of one chord progression may mark off the only section in a simple verse form such as the twelve bar blues.

Like the tick of a metronome or a watch, pulses mark off equal units in the temporal continuum.

"LCC"s Moniak is making his mark off the diamond, too".

1), used to mark off larger divisions ⁘  diamond.

or qualifiers such as "rarely" are used to mark off what is or may be excepted in the generalization.

missions and were not confined to a single landmark nor was a landmark officially recognized on-air, the landmark shown for those episodes is the final mission.

separator (U+10FB), used to mark off larger divisions ⁖  triangular colon (U+2056, added in Unicode 4.

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tick of a metronome or a watch, pulses mark off equal units in the temporal continuum.

quantifiers like "some" or "many" or qualifiers such as "rarely" are used to mark off what is or may be excepted in the generalization.

similar to the shimenawa used to mark off sacred areas in Shinto, and like the shimenawa it serves to purify and mark off its content.

Synonyms:

differentiate, distinguish, characterise, characterize, qualify,

Antonyms:

deconcentrate, empty, dehumanize, deoxidise, occidentalize,