adv

remarkably

rih-MAH-kuhb-lee

adv

To a degree that is unusually striking or noteworthy.

"The two brothers look remarkably alike."

"Remarkably, no one was hurt in the crash."

How to Use Remarkably

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishUsed to stress that something is surprisingly or impressively true.

Common pairings

remarkably similar remarkably well remarkably calm

more remarkably comparative, most remarkably superlative

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The two brothers look _____ alike.

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