Meaning & Definition of word "Remarkable"

Remarkable

rɪˈmɑːrkəbl

adjective:

  • 1. Worthy of attention; striking or extraordinary.
    • Example: Her remarkable talent for painting won her numerous awards.
  • 2. Significantly unusual; notable or impressive.
    • Example: The scientist made a remarkable discovery that changed our understanding of genetics.
  • 3. Causing surprise or admiration.
    • Example: It was remarkable how quickly he learned to speak French fluently.
  • 4. Deserving to be noticed or highlighted.
    • Example: The athlete's remarkable performance during the championship was celebrated by fans.

Etymology

Early 16th century from the French 'remarquable' or Latin 'remarcabilis'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

remarkable achievement:

An accomplishment that stands out due to its significance.

remarkable individual:

A person who is extraordinary in some aspect.

Related Words

remark:

To comment on something, typically something noteworthy.

mark:

To indicate or represent significance.

Slang Meanings of remarkable

Meaning: Impressive or awesome.

Example Sentence: That was a remarkable game!

Meaning: Cool or outstanding.

Example Sentence: Her performance was just remarkable!