most remarkable

Frequency: 7.513.0 per million words

Used to strongly emphasize that something is remarkable, often in a slightly formal or literary way.

remarkableADVERB + remarkable

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Examples (10)

  • He was a most remarkable musician, captivating audiences with his skill.
  • The discovery was considered the most remarkable achievement of the century.
  • She showed a most remarkable ability to adapt to new situations.
  • His recovery from the severe illness was nothing short of most remarkable.
  • It was a most remarkable coincidence that they met again after so many years.
  • The ancient civilization left behind a most remarkable architectural legacy.
  • Throughout history, there have been individuals with a most remarkable impact on society.
  • The team's sudden improvement was most remarkable, surprising all their opponents.
  • To learn five languages in two years is a most remarkable feat.
  • His dedication to charity work is truly most remarkable.