notably in French
notably in French is notamment — notably means used to point out a particularly important example; especially.
notably in French
notamment
(focus) As a pointed example; in a notable manner.
What does "notably" mean?
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adv Used to point out a particularly important example; especially.
"Many animals, notably elephants, have excellent memories."
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adv In a way that is easily noticed.
"The room looked notably tidier after the children had cleaned it."
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notably in a sentence
- Many animals, notably elephants, have excellent memories.
- The menu has several vegetarian options, notably the mushroom pie.
- The room looked notably tidier after the children had cleaned it.
- Prices have risen notably over the past few years.
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What is "notably" in French?
"notably" in French is notamment. notably means: Used to point out a particularly important example; especially.
How do you use "notably" in a sentence?
Example: "Many animals, notably elephants, have excellent memories." In French, "notably" is notamment.
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