Notably and Specifically

Notably

Notably adverb - In regard to something mentioned explicitly or in detail.
Usage example: some contributors to the museum, notably those in the past few years, have been very helpful

Specifically and notably are semantically related in especially topic. In some cases you can use "Specifically" instead an adverb "Notably".

Nearby Words: notable, noted, notability

Specifically

Specifically adverb - In regard to something mentioned explicitly or in detail.
Usage example: specifically, I object to the second point

Notably and specifically are semantically related in especially topic. You can use "Notably" instead an adverb "Specifically".

Both words in one sentence

  • Geometric Magic Frequently used on America Unearthed, most notably and specifically in the episode Secret Blueprint of America but used frequently throughout the series.
  • Disneyfication: In the animated adaptation, intended specifically to introduce children to the opera, there has been quite a lot of cuts, but most notably the Attempted Rape scene.
  • She's Got Legs Quite a few outfits in the Dead or Alive games are designed specifically to shows off female fighters' legs, notably Lei Fang and Kasumi's default outfits.
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