Vocab Bloom Hub

remarkably

/rɪˈmɑːr.kə.bli/

Tradução: Advérbio usado para enfatizar que algo é surpreendente ou impressionante, com o sentido de "de maneira digna de atenção" ou "de forma incomum". Costuma modificar adjetivos ou verbos, indicando grau ou qualidade excepcional.

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adverb

/rɪˈmɑːr.kə.bli/B2formal
  • ptAdvérbio usado para enfatizar que algo é surpreendente ou impressionante, com o sentido de "de maneira digna de atenção" ou "de forma incomum". Costuma modificar adjetivos ou verbos, indicando grau ou qualidade excepcional.

An adverb used to emphasize that something is surprising or impressive, meaning "in a way that is worthy of attention" or "unusually." It often modifies adjectives or verbs to indicate an exceptional degree or quality.

  1. In a way that is surprising or unusualB2formal

    Used to emphasize that something is surprising or unusual, often in a positive way.

    ptSurpreendentemente

    • She was remarkably calm during the emergency.
    • The team performed remarkably well under pressure.
    • He is remarkably talented for his age.

    Sinônimosamazinglyastonishinglyexceptionallyextraordinarilynotablystrikinglysurprisinglyunusually

    Antônimosordinarilytypically

  2. To a great or surprising degreeB2formal

    To an extent that is noticeable or surprising.

    ptNotavelmente

    • The temperature dropped remarkably overnight.
    • The project was completed remarkably quickly.
    • Her health improved remarkably after the treatment.

    Sinônimosamazinglyconspicuouslyexceptionallyextraordinarilyincrediblynotablyparticularlystrikinglysurprisinglyunusually

    Antônimosbarelymarginallyscarcelyslightlyunremarkably

Formas
  • more remarkably comparative form
  • most remarkably superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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