Remarquablement (en. Remarkably)

/ʁə.maʁ.kabl.mɑ̃/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

adverb

Indicates an exceptional degree that is worthy of notice.

This performance was remarkably successful.

Cette performance a été remarquablement réussie.

Used to emphasize the quality or importance of something.

He played remarkably well at the concert.

Il a remarquablement bien joué au concert.

Expresses a degree of astonishment or admiration.

She remarkably improved her level of French.

Elle a remarquablement amélioré son niveau de français.

Derived from the adjective 'remarkable' with the adverbial suffix '-ly'.

remarkably beautiful

Worthy of being noticed for its beauty.

remarquablement beau

remarkably intelligent

He has an intelligence level that stands out from others.

remarquablement intelligent

remarkably effective

Demonstrating an effectiveness that deserves to be noted.

remarquablement efficace

remarkable

Worthy of being noticed, exceptional.

remarquable

remark

Observation or comment that draws attention to something.

remarque

to notice

To take note of, to observe.

remarquer

Honestly impressive.

This movie was frankly remarkably good.

Ce film était franchement remarquablement bon.

Really above average.

This dessert is remarkably delicious.

Ce dessert est remarquablement délicieux.