Notoriously
Notoriously adverb - To a notorious degree.
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Synonyms for Notoriously
Rarely and notoriously are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rarely" instead an adverb "Notoriously".
Rarely
Rarely adverb - Not often.
Notoriously and rarely are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Notoriously" instead an adverb "Rarely".
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Related pairs
- plenty and notoriously
- plenty and rarely
- almighty and notoriously
- almighty and rarely
- overmuch and notoriously
- overmuch and rarely
- uncommonly and notoriously
- uncommonly and rarely
- extremely and notoriously
- extremely and rarely
- powerful and notoriously
- powerful and rarely
- quite and notoriously
- quite and rarely
Both words in one sentence
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The bots on Beginner are notoriously poor players, running into towers without minions and rarely going back for more health.
Source: Video Game / League of Legends - In shows with this trope, the current weather almost never changes, and locations with notoriously volatile weather rarely have it affect the plot.
Source: It's Always Sunny in Miami -
He was notoriously incapable of reining in his caustic and deadpan wit, but was rarely malicious with his verbal barbs.
Source: Creator / Marx Brothers
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