Remarkably
Remarkably adverb - To a remarkable degree or extent.
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Synonyms for Remarkably
Usually is an antonym for remarkably.
Usually
Usually adverb - Under normal conditions.
Usage example: usually she was late
Remarkably is an antonym for usually.
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Hercules is later shown wearing its pelt (as he is usually depicted in the myths), and the lion's skin looks remarkably like Scar's.
Source: Disney / Hercules - Azula is also remarkably non-lethal most of the time and usually puts her defeated enemies in jail while you expect a pure villain like her to kill them off.
Source: Pet The Dog / Western Animation - Conspiracy Theories are usually involved, mostly including his brother (who acted remarkably suspiciously) but sometimes tying in the Freemasons.
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