Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
earmark
verb
ˈɪə.mɑːk

Definition
To designate or set aside for a specific purpose.

Examples
- The government decided to earmark funds for education.
- They will earmark a portion of their budget for community service projects.
- She earmarked her savings for a new car.

Meaning
Earmarking typically refers to the act of reserving a portion of funds or resources for a particular use, often seen in financial contexts or in project funding.

Synonyms
- Allocate
- Designate
- Set aside
- Reserve