Notably

Definition

Notably is an adverb that describes something worthy of attention, significant or evident.

Parts of Speech

• Adverb

Pronunciation

American English

• IPA Pronunciation: /ˈnoʊtəbli/
• Respelling: NO-tuh-blee (with "NO" as in "no," "tuh" as a softer "tu," and "blee" as in "glibly")

British English

• IPA Pronunciation: /ˈnəʊtəbli/
• Respelling: NO-tuh-blee (with "NO" as in "no," "tuh" as a softer "tu," and "blee" as in "glibly")

In both dialects, "notably" places the primary stress on the first syllable, "NO." The pronunciation remains consistent across both American and British English, focusing on the clear articulation of "NO-tuh-blee."

Etymology

Derived from the Middle English word "notable", meaning worthy of notice, which comes from the Latin word "notabilis", from "notare" meaning "to mark" or "to note".

Derivatives

• Notable
• Notability
• Notableness
• Annotation (related)
• Denotation (related)

Synonyms

• Significantly
• Remarkably
• Particularly

Antonyms

• Insignificantly
• Unremarkably
• Ordinarily

Usage

"Notably" is often used to highlight a particular aspect or feature of something that stands out or is of special importance.

• The device, notably its camera, received positive reviews.
• The city has many historical sites, notably the ancient castle.

Related Terms

• Noteworthy
• Evidently
• Markedly

Detailed Definition

Adverb

• To a Notable Degree: In a way that is worthy of attention; significantly.‍
• Example: The number of attendees was notably higher this year.

• Especially or Particularly: Used to single out one person, thing, or fact for attention.‍
• Example: Several species, notably the endangered tiger, are at risk.