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Marcan

Or Mar·kan

[mahr-kuhn]

adjective

  1. of, relating to, or characteristic of St. Mark or of the second Gospel.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of Marcan1

1900–05; < Latin Mārc ( us ) Mark + -an
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Example Sentences

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For Danielle Marcan, another creator who posted her own take on the trend, the act of accentuating dark circles was about accepting her own insecurities.

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Tienen un planificador, donde marcan pequeñas metas.

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La publicación de los nuevos reglamentos marcan un nuevo hito en el caso de Hernández-Llach, de 18 años, que murió luego de que el agente policial de Miami Beach le disparara con un Taser cuando el joven se daba a la fuga al ser descubierto pintando un edificio abandonado.

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Las declaraciones de Carrillo marcan el hecho más reciente de la polémica electoral en curso en Sweetwater.

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Marcan entered the tournament as a replacement for second-seeded Andreas Seppi, who withdrew because he was ill.

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