Notable
Notable adjective - Standing above others in rank, importance, or achievement.
Pretty much and notable are semantically related In some cases you can use "Pretty much" instead an adverb "Notable".
Pretty much
Pretty much adverb - To some degree.
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Notable and pretty much are semantically related in considerable topic. You can use "Notable" instead an adverb phrase "Pretty much".
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Peace and Smile Company: Often shortened to PS Company, it is a sub-label of Free Will Records which heavily leans toward Oshare bands (with The Gazette being a notable and pretty much the only exception until they broke with the label) and has stricter rules.
Source: Visual Kei - Then you realize that both David Cameron and Boris Johnson were both members... and also Edward VII and Edward VIII... and pretty much every notable male Tory Oxonian since the late 19th century.
Source: Persona Non Grata - The mixture of architectural styles is pretty much realistic, apart from the notable lack of air-conditioning.
Source: Space Brasília
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