Remarkable

rɪˈmɑːrkəbl

Meaning & Definition

adjective
Worthy of attention; striking or extraordinary.
Her remarkable talent for painting won her numerous awards.
Significantly unusual; notable or impressive.
The scientist made a remarkable discovery that changed our understanding of genetics.
Causing surprise or admiration.
It was remarkable how quickly he learned to speak French fluently.
Deserving to be noticed or highlighted.
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

Impressive or awesome.
That was a remarkable game!
Cool or outstanding.
Her performance was just remarkable!