Pop
Pop adjective - Enjoying widespread favor or approval.
Usage example: uninterested in the pop fiction that most of the other publishing houses happily churned out
Remarkable and pop are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Remarkable" instead an adjective "Pop".
Remarkable
Remarkable adjective - Different from the ordinary in a way that causes curiosity or suspicion.
Pop and remarkable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Pop" instead an adjective "Remarkable".
Both words in one sentence
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Which is a remarkable feat for a comedian (considering they normally stick out like a sore thumb in the conversation when lumped with Hollywood guests and/or pop stars).
Source: Series / The Graham Norton Show -
Not only do many elements from Wild ARMs 1 hover in a grey area between Expy and straight reappearance, but monsters and locations have a remarkable tendency to reference myth, folklore, and pop culture in one way or another.
Source: Video Game / Wild ARMs 3 -
Since the eighties/nineties a handful of large theropods have started to filter into pop-consciousness, often after a single remarkable apparition in Movieland: Spinosaurus (Jurassic Park 3), Giganotosaurus, Carnotaurus (Disney's Dinosaur), and Baryonyx (Ice Age 3).
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