Remarkable

usgb/rɪˈmɑːrkəbl/
adjective

Something that is very surprising, extraordinary or impressive.

That is a remarkable achievement for such a young student.
Visual representation of "remarkable" - Something that is very surprising, extraordinary or impressive.

Often appears as...

  • remarkable achievement
  • remarkable progress
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Emphasizing Impact

Use 'remarkable' to emphasize the exceptional impact or impression something has made.

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Her speech had a remarkable impact on the audience.
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Positive Surprise

'Remarkable' often conveys a sense of positive surprise; it's not just surprising, but also good.

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The team's remarkable comeback surprised everyone.
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Avoiding Overuse

Save 'remarkable' for situations that truly stand out to avoid diminishing its strength.

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He saves 'remarkable' for truly groundbreaking work.
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