adv
notably
adv
1
Used to point out a particularly important example; especially.
"Several countries, most notably Japan, have aging populations."
2
In a way that is easily noticed.
"Traffic has notably improved since the new bypass opened."
How to Use Notably
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishUsed to highlight a standout example, often as "most notably."
Common pairings
most notably
notably absent
Word Forms
more notably comparative, most notably superlative
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