rather remarkable

Frequency: 6.67.5 per million words

Used to indicate that something is notable to a moderate degree, sometimes with a sense of surprise.

remarkableADVERB + remarkable

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rather

Examples (10)

  • The discovery was rather remarkable, changing our understanding of the universe.
  • Her ability to recall such details is rather remarkable.
  • It's rather remarkable how quickly he adapted to the new environment.
  • The progress they've made in such a short time is rather remarkable.
  • I found his resilience in the face of adversity to be rather remarkable.
  • The painting, though small, had a rather remarkable effect on the viewers.
  • She achieved a rather remarkable feat by completing the marathon despite her injury.
  • The team's consistent performance throughout the season was rather remarkable.
  • He possesses a rather remarkable talent for music composition.
  • Considering the challenges, their success was rather remarkable.