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| land·mark [ lánd mrk ] |
noun (plural land·marks) |
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1. something prominent that identifies location: a prominent structure or geographic feature that identifies a location and serves as a guide to finding it
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2. important new development: an event, idea, or item that represents a significant or historic development
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3. something preserved for historic importance: a structure or site identified and preserved because of its historical significance
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4. boundary marker: a conspicuous object, e.g. a tree or stone, that is recognized as marking the boundary of a piece of land
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highly significant: marking a significant change or turning point in something, especially the law
 a landmark ruling
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