remarkably
rɪˈmɑːrkəbli
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Definition of remarkably - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

1.
intensityto a very great or noticeable degree
  • The weather was remarkably warm for winter.
exceptionally extremely notably
2.
noteworthyin a way that is worthy of attention
  • She performed remarkably well under pressure..
extraordinarily notably
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Origin of remarkably

remarkable + -ly (in manner)

Terms with remarkably included in their meaning

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remarkable
remarkably good or special
similarity
remarkably similar in appearance or behavior
great extent
to a great extent, remarkably
standout
remarkably impressive person or thing
intensifier
very or remarkably, used to emphasize
intelligence
remarkably quick and sharp in learning and reasoning
extreme degree
extremely or remarkably
intensity
extremely or remarkably, often in a dramatic sense

Examples of remarkably in a sentence

  • The city has grown remarkably over the past decade.
  • The team played remarkably despite the odds.
  • He recovered remarkably from the illness.

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  1. French:remarquablement, de manière remarquable, ...
  2. German:bemerkenswert, beachtlich, ...
  3. Italian:straordinariamente, ...
  4. Spanish:notablemente, ...
  5. Portuguese:notavelmente, ...
  6. Chinese:异常地, 引人注目地, ...
  7. Japanese:驚くほど, 目立って, ...
  8. Arabic:بِشَكل لافِت, بِشَكْلٍ مَلْحُوظ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַפְלִיא, בְּאוֹפֶן מַרְשִׁים, ...
  10. Russian:удивительно, примечательно, ...
  11. Ukrainian:надзвичайно, помітно, ...
  12. Hindi:असाधारण रूप से, विशेष रूप से, ...
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