remarquable
/ʁə.maʁ.kabl/adjective★Intermediate
formalinformal
Worthy of attention; notable or impressive
C'est un film vraiment remarquable.
It's a truly remarkable film.
Son travail a été reconnu comme remarquable.
His work was recognized as remarkable.
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Often used to describe something that stands out due to its quality or uniqueness.
Collocations
un talent remarquablea remarkable talentune performance remarquablea remarkable performanceun effort remarquablea remarkable effort
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Related Phrases
remarquable par son absencephrase
remarkable for his/her absence
💡Pro Tip
Usage in formal contexts
This word is appropriate in both formal and informal contexts, but it carries a strong positive connotation.
⚡Gold Rule
Avoid overuse
While 'remarquable' is a strong compliment, overusing it can diminish its impact.
📖Word Origin
From the verb 'remarquer' (to notice), derived from the Old French 'remarquer' (to observe carefully).
📝Usage Notes
Can be used to describe people, objects, or events that are outstanding in some way.
Word Breakdown
remarquer
to notice
root-able
capable of
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