remarkable
ri-MAR-kuh-buhl/ɹɪˈmɑɹkəbl̩/UKri-MAH-kuh-buhl/ɹɪˈmɑːkəbl̩/
- 1Worthy of notice or comment; striking enough to be talked about.
The young pianist gave a remarkable performance that left the audience speechless.
His remarkable attention to detail set his work apart from everyone else's.
Similarnotable, outstanding, noteworthy, extraordinary, noticeable
Oppositeunremarkable
- 2Out of the ordinary; not commonly seen or encountered.
The species shows a remarkable tolerance for extreme cold.
Their remarkable resemblance led strangers to assume they were twins.
Similarunusual, extraordinary, exceptional, bizarre, curious
Oppositenormal
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Origin
Formed from remark and the suffix -able, and taken from French remarquable.