Remarkably

/rɪˈmɑːrkəbli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that is worthy of attention; exceptionally.

She performed remarkably well on her final exams, achieving the highest scores in her class.

To a degree that is surprising or extraordinary.

The weather this winter has been remarkably mild compared to previous years.

In a manner that is noticeably distinct from the norm.

His ability to solve complex problems quickly is remarkably impressive.

In a way that stands out due to being unusual or extraordinary.

The artwork was remarkably detailed, capturing the essence of the subject beautifully.

To an extent that catches one's attention.

It is remarkably quiet in the library this afternoon.

From the word 'remark' combined with the suffix '-ably'.

remarkably quiet

Surprisingly silent or calm.

remarkably similar

Notably alike.

remark

To say something worth noting.

remarkable

Worthy of attention; striking.

Impressively or awesomely.

That movie was remarkably good, totally blew my mind!