Meaning & Definition of word "Remarkably"

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    Remarkably

    /rɪˈmɑːrkəbli/

    adverb:

    • 1. In a way that is worthy of attention; exceptionally.
      • Example: She performed remarkably well on her final exams, achieving the highest scores in her class.
    • 2. To a degree that is surprising or extraordinary.
      • Example: The weather this winter has been remarkably mild compared to previous years.
    • 3. In a manner that is noticeably distinct from the norm.
      • Example: His ability to solve complex problems quickly is remarkably impressive.
    • 4. In a way that stands out due to being unusual or extraordinary.
      • Example: The artwork was remarkably detailed, capturing the essence of the subject beautifully.
    • 5. To an extent that catches one's attention.
      • Example: It is remarkably quiet in the library this afternoon.

    Etymology

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

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    remarkably quiet:

    Surprisingly silent or calm.

    remarkably similar:

    Notably alike.

    Related Words

    remark:

    To say something worth noting.

    remarkable:

    Worthy of attention; striking.

    Slang Meanings of remarkably

    Meaning: Impressively or awesomely.

    Example Sentence: That movie was remarkably good, totally blew my mind!