remarkably

adverb69 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.5
remarkably successful8.5

used to describe someone or something that has achieved a high level of success

remarkably effective8.2

used to describe something that produces a desired result with great success

remarkably similar8.1

used to highlight a high degree of similarity between things being compared

remarkably consistent8.0

used to describe something that shows a high degree of uniformity and reliability over time

remarkably efficient7.9

used to describe a process or person that works well without wasting time or resources

remarkably stable7.8

used to emphasize that something is very firm, steady, and not likely to change or fail

remarkably accurate7.7

used to describe information, measurements, or predictions that are correct in all details

remarkably steady7.5

used to describe something that is very firm, controlled, and not shaking or moving

remarkably alike6.8

used to emphasize a strong resemblance between two or more things or people

remarkably improve7.2

to become or make something better in a very noticeable way