Mighty and Remarkably

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Mighty adverb - To a great degree.

Usage example: he was mighty hungry after raking leaves all afternoon

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Remarkably and mighty are semantically related in extremely topic. In some cases you can use "Remarkably" instead an adverb "Mighty".

Nearby Words: mightily, mightiness

Remarkably adverb - To a remarkable degree or extent.

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Mighty and remarkably are semantically related in unusually topic. Sometimes you can use "Mighty" instead an adverb "Remarkably".

Nearby Words: remark, remarkable, remarked

Final Fantasy VI: Cyan Garamonde is not only a mighty swordsman, he's also remarkably gifted at creating hand-made silk flowers and writing poetry.

Source: Cultured Warrior
One of its cherished techniques, the "Goufubaku", translates to "Mighty Axe Explosion"....and looks remarkably like Hulk Hogan's Axe Bomber lariat.

Source: Wrestler in All of Us
Cap took that advice, and while the Red Skull drove Rick away when impersonating Cap, Rogers got a new partner, The Falcon, who was with him for years.Captain America threw his mighty shield for decades, proving remarkably more adaptive for the changing times than his creators could have guessed.

Source: Comic Book / Captain America

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