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Remarkably (Adverb)

In a signal manner; "signally inappropriate methods".

The team's remarkably innovative approach led them to win the annual tech award.
Her remarkably quick thinking during the emergency saved the lives of everyone on the plane.
He proved to be remarkably resourceful in the wilderness, surviving for days on his own.
The remarkably simple solution to the complex problem went unnoticed for years before it was implemented.
The hotel staff were remarkably welcoming to the wedding guests, ensuring their stay was truly memorable.

To a remarkable degree or extent; "she was unusually tall"; "Notably missing from the network's fall line-up are any half-hour scripted comedies".

She sang remarkably well in her school play considering she was new to public performances.
The scientist discovered a plant that grew remarkably fast under controlled lab conditions.
The athlete's physical condition improved remarkably after a year of intense training.
The movie received remarkably high ratings from both critics and the general audience.
He handled the pressure of the situation remarkably well and kept his composure intact.