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A thought small enough to escape your mouth before judgment can stop it.
means A brief spoken or written comment expressing an opinion, observation, or reaction.
from From French remarquer, to mark again — to notice something hard enough to point at it twice.
Built fromre plus mark: to note something twice over.
Double lifeAlso means to notice, before it means to say.
Remarkable kinSame root: worth marking, worth a second look.