MEANING
1. To a degree that is easy to notice.
2. Especially, as an example worth drawing attention to.
Use it for
Words that belong together
- notably different
- notably absent
- notably restrained
On the page
Her second account was notably more cautious than the first.
Nearby words
Word forms
- Base
- notably
Usage notes
Primary category: academic / formal. Forms: invariable adverb. Writing functions: significance, evidence, emphasis. Commonness: moderately common. Degree and example-highlighting uses separated.
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