ˈnotably

/ ˈnəʊtəblɪ /

adverb

1. particularly or especially; in a way worthy of being noted

Example Sentences

He increased his support significantly among Democratic base voters, most notably Latino men, and performed better than expected among Black men.

From Salon

But some Republicans already have questioned at least one Trump choice, notably Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz, the pick for attorney general, the top prosecutor in the US.

From BBC

He first came to Trump’s fond attention as the congressman who most virulently spoke out against the officials probing the then president’s various alleged improprieties, most notably the Mueller commission delving into tales of Trump’s collusion with Russia.

From Slate

In business, Musk has become known for his opposition to perceived government overregulation and his approach to cost-cutting - most notably after he took over Twitter, which he rebranded X and laid off thousands of staff.

From BBC

And while he let some big wins slip through his grasp - notably the US Open, the Olympics and the Irish Open at Royal County Down - he says he is "pretty proud" of his efforts over the past 12 months.

From BBC

Related Words

• conspicuously
• greatly
• markedly
• noticeably
• particularly
• prominently
• remarkably
• strikingly
• very