landmark
land·mark
noun \-ˌmärk\Definition of LANDMARK
1
: an object (as a stone or tree) that marks the boundary of land
2
a : a conspicuous object on land that marks a locality b : an anatomical structure used as a point of orientation in locating other structures
3
: an event or development that marks a turning point or a stage
4
: a structure (as a building) of unusual historical and usually aesthetic interest; especially : one that is officially designated and set aside for preservation
Examples of LANDMARK
- The Golden Gate Bridge is a famous landmark in San Francisco.
- The battlefield is a national historical landmark.
- The moon landing is a landmark in space exploration.
- The decision was a landmark in legal history.
First Known Use of LANDMARK
before 12th century
Related to LANDMARK
- Synonyms
- climacteric, climax, corner, turning point, milepost, milestone, watershed
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Rhymes with LANDMARK
aardvark, airpark, anarch, autarch, ballpark, benchmark, birthmark, blue shark, bookmark, check mark, chop mark, debark, demark, Denmark, D-mark, earmark, embark, endarch, exarch, footmark, futhark, Graustark, hallmark, hash mark, horned lark, ironbark, Lamarck, monarch, Petrarch, pitch-dark, Plutarch, pockmark, postmark, pressmark, pugmark, reichsmark, remark, remarque, Remarque, ringbark, seamark, shagbark, sitzmark, skylark, soapbark, space mark, stress mark, tanbark, tetrarch, theme park, tidemark, titlark, touchmark, trademark, whale shark
land·mark
noun \-ˌmärk\ (Medical Dictionary)Medical Definition of LANDMARK
1
: an anatomical structure used as a point of orientation in locating other structures (as in surgical procedures)
2
: a point on the body or skeleton from which anthropological measurements are taken
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