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remarkability
This term describes a quality of exceptionalism that commands attention. It carries a positive or neutral connotation, focusing on the objective state of being noteworthy rather than the subjective feeling of surprise. It is typically employed in formal, academic, or analytical contexts to highlight a specific attribute that deviates from the norm in a significant way.
As an abstract noun derived from the adjective remarkable, it functions as an uncountable mass noun. It describes a quality or property rather than a discrete object, meaning it cannot be pluralized or counted with numbers. To quantify this quality, speakers must use partitive constructions such as a degree of remarkability or a level of remarkability.
Meanings
Examples
The sheer remarkability of the discovery stunned the scientific community.
I cannot believe the remarkability of her talent at such a young age.
The remarkability of the ancient ruins lies in their perfect preservation.
We need to emphasize the remarkability of our new product in the marketing campaign.
The remarkability of the landscape left the travelers speechless.
He questioned the remarkability of the evidence presented in court.
The remarkability of the magic spell was evident as the city floated into the air.
Is there any real remarkability in this painting or is it just hype?