Definition of remarkably in English:

remarkably

adverb rɪˈmɑːkəblirəˈmɑrkəbli

1In a way that is worthy of attention.
you have performed remarkably
Example sentencesExamples
- This is a hall where music in its various iterations seems remarkably at home.
- For the most part that blood-brain barrier works remarkably well.
- Construction is remarkably and necessarily simple, based on a 5m square modular steel grid.
- The architects have produced a remarkably flexible theatre.
- Two years later, the completed house is remarkably true to the original diagram, he says.
- The box-like interior space of the Finnish exhibit was made remarkably interesting by the introduction of flowing, free-form walls.
- Some of these differences were not statistically significant, but the overall picture is remarkably clear.
- In fact, the building is extremely carefully tailored to its location and the handling of spaces and levels is remarkably thoughtful.
- Regardless of the specific lesson and laboratory activity, middle school student perceptions were remarkably similar.
- From his earliest works Giorgione was remarkably innovative.
1. 1.1 To a surprising degree.
  her condition improved remarkably
  as submodifier he seems remarkably relaxed about the whole thing
  Example sentencesExamples
  These light ice cream products taste remarkably similar to their full-fat counterparts.
  On balance our partnership degree programs are remarkably successful.
  Usually, people who have rarely, if ever, met each other before have got on remarkably well.
  Sometimes there are unexpected opportunities that you may find remarkably profitable.
  Compared with some of the other contributions you published in the last issue, it seems remarkably restrained.
  Attracting around 480,000 visitors annually it is, remarkably, the most popular museum in Stuttgart.
  The film was produced to a remarkably small budget.
  The soil is remarkably fertile for being in such a mountainous region.
  Overall, the structure remains in remarkably good condition.
  It is remarkably effective at extracting whatever nutrients the sap might contain.
2sentence adverb Used to express surprise at an event or situation.
remarkably, she hung on to her job
Example sentencesExamples
- Remarkably, there was not a single Shakespearian play published in the three years following the dramatist's death in 1616.
- Remarkably, its audience doubled over the course of its two-hour time slot, a trend that continued for the first five episodes.
- Remarkably, he manages to say all this without once sounding like he's reprimanding us.
- Remarkably again, the deal has also given the workers a vested interest against accepting any large redundancies.
- Remarkably, patients in the newly designed environments gave significantly better ratings to their actual treatment.
- Remarkably, nobody in France talks of "wealth creation."
- Remarkably, such possibilities are not mentioned in any of the leading teacher manuals.
- Remarkably, only two of those companies have folded.
- Remarkably for a band who have set such high standards, the best may be yet to come.
- Remarkably, the recording still sounds fresher than most hip hop albums released today.

Definition of remarkably in US English:

remarkably

adverbrəˈmärkəblērəˈmɑrkəbli

1In a way that is worthy of attention.
you have performed remarkably
Example sentencesExamples
- This is a hall where music in its various iterations seems remarkably at home.
- Construction is remarkably and necessarily simple, based on a 5m square modular steel grid.
- Two years later, the completed house is remarkably true to the original diagram, he says.
- The box-like interior space of the Finnish exhibit was made remarkably interesting by the introduction of flowing, free-form walls.
- The architects have produced a remarkably flexible theatre.
- Some of these differences were not statistically significant, but the overall picture is remarkably clear.
- From his earliest works Giorgione was remarkably innovative.
- For the most part that blood-brain barrier works remarkably well.
- Regardless of the specific lesson and laboratory activity, middle school student perceptions were remarkably similar.
- In fact, the building is extremely carefully tailored to its location and the handling of spaces and levels is remarkably thoughtful.
1. 1.1 To a surprising degree.
  her condition improved remarkably
  as submodifier he seems remarkably relaxed about the whole thing
  Example sentencesExamples
  Overall, the structure remains in remarkably good condition.
  The film was produced to a remarkably small budget.
  It is remarkably effective at extracting whatever nutrients the sap might contain.
  Usually, people who have rarely, if ever, met each other before have got on remarkably well.
  Compared with some of the other contributions you published in the last issue, it seems remarkably restrained.
  The soil is remarkably fertile for being in such a mountainous region.
  Attracting around 480,000 visitors annually it is, remarkably, the most popular museum in Stuttgart.
  On balance our partnership degree programs are remarkably successful.
  Sometimes there are unexpected opportunities that you may find remarkably profitable.
  These light ice cream products taste remarkably similar to their full-fat counterparts.
2sentence adverb Used to express surprise at an event or situation.
remarkably, she hung on to her job
Example sentencesExamples
- Remarkably for a band who have set such high standards, the best may be yet to come.
- Remarkably again, the deal has also given the workers a vested interest against accepting any large redundancies.
- Remarkably, only two of those companies have folded.
- Remarkably, there was not a single Shakespearian play published in the three years following the dramatist's death in 1616.
- Remarkably, he manages to say all this without once sounding like he's reprimanding us.
- Remarkably, such possibilities are not mentioned in any of the leading teacher manuals.
- Remarkably, patients in the newly designed environments gave significantly better ratings to their actual treatment.
- Remarkably, the recording still sounds fresher than most hip hop albums released today.
- Remarkably, nobody in France talks of "wealth creation."
- Remarkably, its audience doubled over the course of its two-hour time slot, a trend that continued for the first five episodes.

单词	remarkably
释义	Definition of remarkably in English: remarkably adverb rɪˈmɑːkəblirəˈmɑrkəbli 1In a way that is worthy of attention. you have performed remarkably Example sentencesExamples This is a hall where music in its various iterations seems remarkably at home. For the most part that blood-brain barrier works remarkably well. Construction is remarkably and necessarily simple, based on a 5m square modular steel grid. The architects have produced a remarkably flexible theatre. Two years later, the completed house is remarkably true to the original diagram, he says. The box-like interior space of the Finnish exhibit was made remarkably interesting by the introduction of flowing, free-form walls. Some of these differences were not statistically significant, but the overall picture is remarkably clear. In fact, the building is extremely carefully tailored to its location and the handling of spaces and levels is remarkably thoughtful. Regardless of the specific lesson and laboratory activity, middle school student perceptions were remarkably similar. From his earliest works Giorgione was remarkably innovative. 1.1 To a surprising degree. her condition improved remarkably as submodifier he seems remarkably relaxed about the whole thing Example sentencesExamples These light ice cream products taste remarkably similar to their full-fat counterparts. On balance our partnership degree programs are remarkably successful. Usually, people who have rarely, if ever, met each other before have got on remarkably well. Sometimes there are unexpected opportunities that you may find remarkably profitable. Compared with some of the other contributions you published in the last issue, it seems remarkably restrained. Attracting around 480,000 visitors annually it is, remarkably, the most popular museum in Stuttgart. The film was produced to a remarkably small budget. The soil is remarkably fertile for being in such a mountainous region. Overall, the structure remains in remarkably good condition. It is remarkably effective at extracting whatever nutrients the sap might contain. 2sentence adverb Used to express surprise at an event or situation. remarkably, she hung on to her job Example sentencesExamples Remarkably, there was not a single Shakespearian play published in the three years following the dramatist's death in 1616. Remarkably, its audience doubled over the course of its two-hour time slot, a trend that continued for the first five episodes. Remarkably, he manages to say all this without once sounding like he's reprimanding us. Remarkably again, the deal has also given the workers a vested interest against accepting any large redundancies. Remarkably, patients in the newly designed environments gave significantly better ratings to their actual treatment. Remarkably, nobody in France talks of "wealth creation." Remarkably, such possibilities are not mentioned in any of the leading teacher manuals. Remarkably, only two of those companies have folded. Remarkably for a band who have set such high standards, the best may be yet to come. Remarkably, the recording still sounds fresher than most hip hop albums released today. Definition of remarkably in US English: remarkably adverbrəˈmärkəblērəˈmɑrkəbli 1In a way that is worthy of attention. you have performed remarkably Example sentencesExamples This is a hall where music in its various iterations seems remarkably at home. Construction is remarkably and necessarily simple, based on a 5m square modular steel grid. Two years later, the completed house is remarkably true to the original diagram, he says. The box-like interior space of the Finnish exhibit was made remarkably interesting by the introduction of flowing, free-form walls. The architects have produced a remarkably flexible theatre. Some of these differences were not statistically significant, but the overall picture is remarkably clear. From his earliest works Giorgione was remarkably innovative. For the most part that blood-brain barrier works remarkably well. Regardless of the specific lesson and laboratory activity, middle school student perceptions were remarkably similar. In fact, the building is extremely carefully tailored to its location and the handling of spaces and levels is remarkably thoughtful. 1.1 To a surprising degree. her condition improved remarkably as submodifier he seems remarkably relaxed about the whole thing Example sentencesExamples Overall, the structure remains in remarkably good condition. The film was produced to a remarkably small budget. It is remarkably effective at extracting whatever nutrients the sap might contain. Usually, people who have rarely, if ever, met each other before have got on remarkably well. Compared with some of the other contributions you published in the last issue, it seems remarkably restrained. The soil is remarkably fertile for being in such a mountainous region. Attracting around 480,000 visitors annually it is, remarkably, the most popular museum in Stuttgart. On balance our partnership degree programs are remarkably successful. Sometimes there are unexpected opportunities that you may find remarkably profitable. These light ice cream products taste remarkably similar to their full-fat counterparts. 2sentence adverb Used to express surprise at an event or situation. remarkably, she hung on to her job Example sentencesExamples Remarkably for a band who have set such high standards, the best may be yet to come. Remarkably again, the deal has also given the workers a vested interest against accepting any large redundancies. Remarkably, only two of those companies have folded. Remarkably, there was not a single Shakespearian play published in the three years following the dramatist's death in 1616. Remarkably, he manages to say all this without once sounding like he's reprimanding us. Remarkably, such possibilities are not mentioned in any of the leading teacher manuals. Remarkably, patients in the newly designed environments gave significantly better ratings to their actual treatment. Remarkably, the recording still sounds fresher than most hip hop albums released today. Remarkably, nobody in France talks of "wealth creation." Remarkably, its audience doubled over the course of its two-hour time slot, a trend that continued for the first five episodes.
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