Plenty
Plenty adverb - As much as necessary.
Remarkably and plenty are semantically related In some cases you can use "Remarkably" instead an adverb "Plenty".
Remarkably
Remarkably adverb - To a remarkable degree or extent.
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Synonyms for Remarkably
Plenty and remarkably are semantically related in unusually topic. Sometimes you can use "Plenty" instead an adverb "Remarkably".
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Both words in one sentence
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Though there's still plenty of ammo lying around... Bullets last for a remarkably long time.
Source: Literature / The Road - Stein gives Elliot three hours to catch a plane, and, remarkably, she does so, though not without plenty of frustration from herself and her friends about this short notice.
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Ragnarok-Proofing: While most of the city itself is built of super-durable stone, justifying how little its structure has been damaged over centuries of vacancy, plenty of ancient fabrics and paper items from before the Fall of D'ni are in remarkably good condition.
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