notably

• Adverbe signifiant « particulièrement » ou « d'une manière qui mérite l'attention ». Il sert à souligner quelque chose d'important ou de remarquable dans un contexte plus large.

An adverb meaning "especially" or "in a way that is worthy of attention." It is used to highlight something significant or remarkable within a broader context.

1. Especially or particularlyB2formal

   Used to single out a specific person or thing as being important or worthy of attention.

   notamment

   • Several countries, notably France and Germany, opposed the decision.
   • The company has performed well this year, notably in the Asian market.
   • Many factors contributed to the success, most notably the team's dedication.

   Synonymesabove allchieflyespeciallyin particularmainlyparticularlyprimarilyprincipally

2. In a way that is striking or remarkableB2formal

   To a degree that attracts attention or is worthy of notice.

   de manière remarquable

   • The temperature has dropped notably over the past few days.
   • Her confidence has increased notably since she started the training.
   • The quality of the product has improved notably.

   Synonymesconspicuouslyexceptionallyoutstandinglyprominentlyremarkablystrikingly

   Antonymesinconspicuouslyunnoticeablyunremarkably