notably
SayNOH-tuh-bleeUS/ˈnoʊtəbli/UK/ˈnəʊtəbli/
- 1Used to point out an important example, or in a way that gets noticed.
Like pointing your finger at the one thing you want everyone to look at.
Many animals can swim, notably dogs and ducks.
She did notably well on the test this week.
Similarespecially, particularly, markedly, noticeably, significantly
Oppositeslightly
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Origin
From Middle English notably, made from notable plus -ly.