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Pronunciation / Transliteration: kenchoni
"彼の業績は前年より顕著に向上した。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To a significant extent; particularly or remarkably.
"The company's profits increased notably during the final quarter." - 2
Especially; as a prime example of a larger group or category.
"Several artists contributed to the exhibition, notably local painters."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the adjective notable, originating from Middle English via Old French, ultimately from Latin notabilis, meaning 'worthy of note'. The adverbial suffix '-ly' was added in the late Middle English period to form an expression denoting degree, prominence, or specific exemplification.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Notably" is said worldwide
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notamment
Transliteration: notamment
"Le projet a connu des difficultés, notamment en raison de retards budgétaires."
besonders
Transliteration: besonders
"Das Wetter war in dieser Woche besonders mild."
notevolmente
Transliteration: notevolmente
"La situazione è migliorata notevolmente rispetto all'anno scorso."
notablemente
Transliteration: notablemente
"Las ventas aumentaron notablemente durante el mes de diciembre."
notadamente
Transliteration: notadamente
"O desempenho da equipe foi notadamente superior este ano."
विशेष रूप से
Transliteration: vishesh roop se
"इस क्षेत्र में तापमान विशेष रूप से कम रहा।"
显著地
Transliteration: xíngzhù de
"他的英语水平有了显著地提高。"
특히
Transliteration: teuk-hi
"그는 과학, 특히 물리학에 관심이 많다."
顕著に
Transliteration: kenchoni
"彼の業績は前年より顕著に向上した。"
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