remarkably

adverb B2

Meaning

The adverb "remarkably" is used to emphasize how unusual or surprising something is, often indicating a significant degree of difference or excellence.
💡 A common mistake is to confuse "remarkably" with "remarkable," which is an adjective; remember that "remarkably" modifies verbs or adjectives.

Example Sentences

Did you find the movie remarkably interesting or just okay ?
She performed remarkably well in the final exam yesterday .
The results were remarkably consistent across all the different tests .

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