Noteworthy
Noteworthy adjective - Worth remembering or mentioning.
Remarkably and noteworthy are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Remarkably" with "Noteworthy", this adjectives are similar.
Remarkably
Remarkably adverb - To a remarkable degree or extent.
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Synonyms for Remarkably
Noteworthy and remarkably are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Noteworthy" instead an adjective "Remarkably".
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- Some noteworthy examples include taking on a rat-king on his own with nearly suicidal results, freeing a thief he believed would be punished remarkably severely, feeding said thief after she tried to steal from him, and being polite and friendly to humans he had little reason to trust.
Source: Honor Before Reason / Web Comics - It's also noteworthy that Fred Thompson appeared on both Trial by Jury and the original Law & Order as a series regular on both shows simultaneously, a remarkably unusual occurrence in television history.
Source: Required Spinoff Crossover -
Bart is even more noteworthy, as he's sometimes depicted as being not too bright...yet he's been shown to be a remarkably gifted linguist, learning the French language by mere observance and more than couple times acquiring at least competent grasp of an entire language in record time.
Source: Genius Ditz
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