Carefully
Carefully adverb - Taking care or paying attention.
Notably and carefully are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Notably" instead an adverb "Carefully".
Nearby Words: careful, carefulness
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Most notably, an entire hive of Asian hornets that gets stuck on Akane's clarinet, leading to her friends very carefully trying to help her out.
Source: Bee Afraid - Certain names and titles had them as well; most notably the resident daredevil, "The oh-so-daring Mike Hunt" or debate programs with the title "Mass Debate." These were always pronounced very carefully.
- Notably, they can't stand each other and can't work together, and Bruce Allen, the Eagle and the third commander of the Empire's forces, has to carefully manage them.
Source: Literature / The Sun Sword
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