Notably and Overly

Notably

Notably adverb - In regard to something mentioned explicitly or in detail.

Overly and notably are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Overly" instead an adverb "Notably".

Nearby Words: notable, noted, notability

Overly

Overly adverb - Beyond a normal or acceptable limit.

Notably and overly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Notably" instead an adverb "Overly".

Both words in one sentence

  • Literature / Karlsson on the Roof Most notably affected are the grouchy uncle Julius and the overly-strict Miss Bock, who largely thanks to him become better and happier people.
  • Music / Michael Bolton Large Ham: His overly-emotional singing style was notably parodied by Jim Carrey on an episode of In Living Color!.
  • Beam Me Up, Scotty! Shirou from Fate/stay night is notably popular for the quote, "People die if they are killed.", which was an overly-literal (and out-of-context) line from a fansub.
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