blackmark
nounUK /ˈblæk mɑːk/
US /ˈblæk mɑːrk/
A black mark is a bad note that shows you did something wrong.
Talking in class gave him a black mark on his school record.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A dark spot or stain on a surface.
There was a black mark on the wall where the chair had scraped it.
3. A lasting sign of shame or disapproval attached to a person or action.
The scandal left a black mark on the company's reputation.
4. A negative entry recorded against someone, especially in school or work.
Late homework earned her a black mark from the teacher.
5. A mark made with black ink or pigment.
He circled the answer with a black mark of his pen.