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- pronunciation:
- rih
mar
k
b l
- features:
- Word Combinations (adjective), Word Parts
part of speech: |
adjective |
definition 1: |
exceptional or unusual; notable.
That summer was remarkable for its lack of rain.- synonyms:
- exceptional, extraordinary, notable, signal, singular, uncommon, unusual
- antonyms:
- humdrum, ordinary
- similar words:
- conspicuous, extra, extreme, important, marked, noteworthy, particular, striking, virtuoso
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definition 2: |
worthy of notice or mention.
Even as a young child, she was a remarkable athlete.- synonyms:
- conspicuous, distinguished, eminent, notable, noteworthy, prominent, singular
- antonyms:
- ordinary
- similar words:
- considerable, important, memorable, noticeable, observable, phenomenal, renowned, striking
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related words: |
colorful, curious, distinctive, eminent, exotic, extraordinary, fantastic, great, miraculous, prodigious, prominent, rare, scarce, sensational, singular, special, terrific, tremendous, uncanny, unearthly, wonderful |
adverb + (adj.)remarkable
equally, most, pretty, quite, rather, truly, utterly
(adj.)remarkable
+ noun
ability,
accomplishment,
accuracy,
achievement,
adventure,
agility,
array,
assertion,
breakthrough,
candor,
capacity,
career,
clarity,
coincidence,
comeback,
consensus,
consistency,
continuity,
convergence,
courage,
discovery,
display,
diversity,
ease,
endurance,
feat,
feature,
fidelity,
improvement,
insight,
invention,
journey,
leap,
occurrence,
openness,
outpouring,
parallel,
persistence,
phenomenon,
posture,
precision,
progress,
recovery,
resemblance,
resilience,
resiliency,
restraint,
resurgence,
reversal,
revival,
sensitivity,
sight,
similarity,
stamina,
story,
streak,
stride,
success,
tale,
talent,
testament,
transformation,
tribute,
turnaround,
uniformity,
vitality
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derivation: |
remarkably (adv.) |
The word remarkable
contains the following part:
-able, -ible, -ble
Latin
adjective-forming suffix
that means capable of being, doing, or undergoing
  More about this word part:
The suffix -able
, and its variants, is attached to Latin verb roots or English transitive verbs to form adjectives. (In a small set of cases, -able
is attached to a noun, e.g. knowledgeable and marriageable.) For spelling purposes, it is useful to know that -able
is more likely to be added to a whole English word (comparable
, adorable
), while -ible
is more likely to follow a bound root (visible
, legible
). However,there are still many words which combine a root with -able
(capable
, inevitable
). The suffix -ity can be added to any adjective ending in -able
, -ible
, -ble
to produce a corresponding noun ending in -ability, -ibility, -bility (possible
+ -ity > possibility; irrevocable
+ -ity > irrevocability.)
  Example words:
acceptable, accessible, admissible, adorable, amiable, amicable, audible, avoidable, believable, bearable, biodegradable, capable, calculable, cognizable, comparable, compatible, comprehensible, conformable, conversable, convertible, corrigible, credible, creditable, curable, dependable, despicable, disagreeable, disposable, divisible, eligible, explicable, flammable, flexible, illegible, illimitable, imaginable, immiscible, immovable, immutable, impalpable, impassable, impeccable, impermeable, impermissible, imperturbable, implacable, implausible, imponderable, impossible, impregnable, inalienable, inaudible, incapable, incalculable, incommunicable, incomprehensible, inconceivable, detectable, conceivable, incorrigible, incredible, incurable, indefeasible, indelible, indescribable, indestructible, indivisible, indomitable, ineligible, ineluctable, ineradicable, inescapable, inevitable, inexorable, inexpiable, inexplicable, infallible, inhospitable, inimitable, inscrutable, inseparable, insuperable, intangible, interminable, intractable, invaluable, invariable, invincible, invisible, irrefragable, irrefutable, irremissible, irreparable, irreversible, irrevocable, legible, likable, lovable, manageable, measurable, movable, navigable, notable, opposable, palpable, perishable, permissible, placable, portable, possible, potable, predictable, preferable, prescriptible, recognizable, remissible, reprehensible, reversible, risible, semipermeable, sensible, superable, susceptible, tangible, tenable, tolerable, tractable, transmissible, unsupportable, usable, viable, visible, washable, affordable, allowable, reliable, remarkable, approachable, disputable, drinkable, durable, eatable, renewable, sustainable, unshakable
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