marquee-like
|mar-quee-like|
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/mɑrˈkiː laɪk/
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/mɑːˈkiː laɪk/
(marquee)
large tent or theater sign
Etymology
'marquee' originates from the Middle French word 'marquise,' which referred to a large tent used for outdoor events.
'marquise' transformed into the English word 'marquee,' and eventually the adjective form 'marquee-like' was derived to describe things resembling a marquee.
Initially, 'marquee' referred to a large tent, but over time, 'marquee-like' evolved to describe anything that is prominent or eye-catching.
Meanings by Part of Speech
Adjective 1
resembling or characteristic of a marquee, often used to describe something that is prominent or eye-catching.
The event had a marquee-like atmosphere with bright lights and grand decorations.
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Last updated: 2025/04/23 02:07