Ever
Ever adverb - To a great degree.
Usage example: it's been ever so long since we've seen you
Remarkably and ever are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Remarkably" instead an adverb "Ever".
Remarkably
Remarkably adverb - To a remarkable degree or extent.
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Synonyms for Remarkably
Ever and remarkably are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ever" instead an adverb "Remarkably".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Killed Off for Real: Sarah Essen-Gordon, Commissioner Gordon's second wife, has, remarkably, remained dead ever since being murdered by The Joker.
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For one, the biological techniques described in the book (such as cloning) would turn out to be remarkably similar to those used in the modern day, despite this novel being written in the 1920s, decades before real science would ever reach this stage.
Source: Literature / Brave New World -
This arrangement is remarkably similar to the arrangement for the Panmunjom Conference between the US-led UN coalition and North Korea set up at the end of The Korean War and has been going on continuously ever since (see Real Life, below).
Source: Peace Conference
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