Damn
Damn adverb - To a great degree.
Usage example: told her she'd never get married because she was too damn picky
Remarkably and damn are semantically related. in very topic. In some cases you can use "Remarkably" instead an adverb "Damn".
Remarkably
Remarkably adverb - To a remarkable degree or extent.
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Synonyms for Remarkably
Damn and remarkably are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Damn" instead an adverb "Remarkably".
Both words in one sentence
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It's Played for Laughs, of course, as it's made remarkably clear through all the Deadpan Snarker dialogue that Fred's actually a damn good father.
Source: Parental Favoritism -
Remarkably, after three games of not giving a damn that all of this makes no sense at all, the fourth title in the series attempts to lampshade it by revealing the zombies are not actual corpses, but creatures spontaneously generated by the Earth itself.
Source: Clown-Car Grave - When Harry himself isn't being a badass, he can be pretty damn precious; notable moments include blushing and slopping his drink down himself when a girl he's crushing on smiles at him, or being remarkably quiet and down to earth for someone so famous.
Source: Badass Adorable / Literature
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