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remarkably

adverb
ri-MAHR-kuh-blee/ɹɪˈmɑɹkəbli/UKri-MAH-kuh-blee/ɹɪˈmɑːkəbli/

3 meanings of remarkably

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  1. 1
    adverb
    To a degree that is surprising or worth noticing.

    The water was remarkably cold for the middle of summer.

    She finished her homework remarkably fast tonight.

    Similarunusually, strikingly, exceptionally, surprisingly, extraordinarily

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  2. 2
    adverb
    In a way that stands out and makes people take notice.

    The choir sang remarkably at the spring festival.

    Despite the heavy storm, the old bridge held remarkably.

    Similarimpressively, exceptionally, extraordinarily, brilliantly

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  3. 3
    adverb
    Used to point out that a whole fact is surprising or worth noting.

    Remarkably, no one was hurt in the crash.

    Remarkably, the tiny seed grew into a huge tree.

    Similarsurprisingly, amazingly, astonishingly, incredibly

    Oppositeunsurprisingly, predictably

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Origin

From the word "remarkable" plus "-ly".