notably

notably
adv
1. conspicuously, noticeably, markedly, signally, remarkably, saliently; distinctly, clearly, obviously, manifestly; glaringly, flagrantly, egregious-ly, notoriously, flauntingly, brazenly, boldly; prominently, eminently, preeminently, famously, illustriously, supremely, grandly; brilliantly, oustandingly, great ly, significantly, importantly.
2. surprisingly, unexpectedly, like a bolt out of the blue, stunningly, strikingly, Inf. with a real wallop, like a thunderbolt; strangely, curiously, oddly, extraordinarily, unusually; peculiarly, particularly, differently, in a different way, uniquely; interestingly, oddly enough, strangely enough.

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  • notably — adverb 1 particularly; especially: Some early doctors, notably Hippocrates, thought that diet and hygiene were important. 2 in a way that is noticeably different, important, or unusual: Emigration has notably increased …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English

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