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remarkable

/rɪˈmɑːkəbəl/
adjective★IntermediateLoanword from English remarkable
formal

Worthy of attention; striking or noticeable, especially in a positive way.

El paisaje era realmente notable.

The landscape was truly remarkable.

Hizo un trabajo notable en el proyecto.

He did remarkable work on the project.

💡

Often used to describe something that is exceptionally good or impressive.

Collocations

remarkable achievementlogro notableremarkable progressprogreso notableremarkable talenttalento notable

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💡Pro Tip

Usage Tip

Use 'remarkable' to emphasize something that stands out positively, often in a formal or descriptive context.

📖Word Origin

From Middle French 'remarquable', from Old French 'remarquer' (to remark), from Latin 'remarcare' (to mark again).

📝Usage Notes

Can be used in both formal and informal contexts, but is more common in formal or literary settings.

Word Breakdown

remark
to notice or observe
root
+
-able
capable of
suffix
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