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remarkably
This adverb functions as an intensifier that signals a degree of surprise or unexpectedness. It suggests that the quality being described deviates significantly from the norm, often evoking a sense of admiration or curiosity in the speaker. It is more formal than "surprisingly" and carries a stronger weight of evidence or observation.
In professional or academic writing, it is used to highlight a specific anomaly or a high level of achievement without sounding overly emotional. It focuses the reader's attention on a striking contrast between the expected state and the actual reality.
Meanings
Examples
The new software is remarkably intuitive to use.
She recovered remarkably quickly after the surgery.
The ancient ruins are remarkably well preserved.
The hotel room was remarkably clean and spacious.
That is a remarkably bold claim to make in public.
The plot of the movie was remarkably predictable.
The plot of the movie was remarkably predictable.