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Definition of marked : 1. Designated or distinguished by, or as by, a mark; hence; noticeable; conspicuous; as, a marked card; a marked coin; a marked instance.
2. of Mark

Synonyms:

starred, show up, observable, perceptible, commanding, eye-catching, manifest, noisy, brilliant, splashy, signed, prominent, striking, emphatic, identifiable, remarkable, conspicuous, noticeable, arresting, asterisked, visible, showy, apparent, impressed, salient, pronounced, imprinted, obvious, grabby, catchy, sticking out like a sore thumb, bold, signal, well-marked, bodacious, dramatic, sealed, flamboyant, kenspeckle, distinct, outstanding, plain

blotted, freckled, cracked, slit, scored, scraped, nicked, damaged, deformed, defected, pockmarked, stained, gashed, defaced, tainted, kinked, defective, dotted, slitted, splotched, hacked, specked, chipped, checked, disfigured, discolored, flecked, tarnished, notched, blotched, scabbed, spoiled, spotted, scuffed, scratched, imperfect, marred, impure, abraded, fractured, blemished, distorted, scarred, hurt, blistered, flawed

guided, prompted, noted, alerted, gesticulated, nudged, denoted, motioned, gestured, notified, signaled, labeled, symbolized, shrugged, betokened, pointed, indicated, pointed out, beckoned, waved, ticketed, stamped, winked, nodded, designated, cued, flagged, tagged

attached, applied, cited, cast, ascribed, acknowledged, credited, branded, imputed, placed, referred, set, assigned, blamed, attributed, accredited, connected

marked down, costing, priced, marked up

discriminated, distinguished, differentiated, defined, individualized, specialized, signified

scaled, ranked, staged, termed, positioned, graded

Usage examples:

• She had marked how Sanchia had sought to follow, how Howard had put his hand on her arm and Sanchia had shown her teeth. - "The Desert Valley", Jackson Gregory.
• This may be a right or a wrong policy, but in any case, it shows that the desire for gambling is no less marked on the other side of the ocean. - "Psychology and Social Sanity", Hugo Münsterberg.
• Poor fellow; he never knew why his marked cards didn't work, and I never told him. - "Forty Years a Gambler on the Mississippi", George H. Devol.