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Definition of notably - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
writing stylein a way that highlights something as especially significant
- The new policy helped many people, notably those on low incomes.
- The company has grown rapidly, notably in Asian markets.
- Attendance has risen, notably among first-year students.
Expressions with notably
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especially used before mentioning the most important example in a group
Many artists shaped jazz, most notably Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington.
Origin of notably
Latin, notabilis (noteworthy)
Terms with notably included in their meaning
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height
man who is notably above average in height
power
notably powerful and threatening in influence or effect
plant
having a notably long stem or stalk
strength
woman with notably strong muscles
literary excellence
section of notably superior writing in a literary work
plant
having lobes that are notably deep and pronounced
object
something notably large or larger than expected
finance
real one, notably in finance
physical appearance
having notably large or broad shoulders
appearance
person with a notably large head
figurative
person who is notably exceptional yet receives little recognition
abbreviation
particularly or notably more than others
animals
dog with a notably long body
wildlife
type of bird with notably long legs
largeness
quality of being notably large or extensive
eye color
person with notably pale or white eyes
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- French:notamment, ...
- German:insbesondere, ...
- Italian:in particolare, ...
- Spanish:notablemente, ...
- Portuguese:nomeadamente, ...
- Chinese:尤其, ...
- Japanese:とりわけ, ...
- Arabic:لا سِيَّما, ...
- Hebrew:בְּעִיקָר, ...
- Russian:особенно, ...
- Ukrainian:особливо, ...
- Hindi:ख़ास तौर पर, ...
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