remarkably
adv. degree B2 Upper Intermediate Oxford US //ɹiˈmɑɹkəbɫi// UK //ɹɪmˈɑːkəbli// re·mark·ably
adv. in a way that is very surprising or unusual. You use it to show that something is much better or more different than you expected.
adv. to a degree that is worthy of attention or striking. Used to emphasize how unusual or impressive a quality or event is.
The young athlete is remarkably fast.
The old bridge remained remarkably stable even after the heavy storm damaged the surrounding roads.
Despite the harsh conditions of the high-altitude desert, the local flora has adapted remarkably well, displaying vibrant colors that attract the few remaining pollinators.
From remarkable + -ly.
Usage
Typically functions as a degree adverb modifying an adjective or another adverb; can also act as a sentence adverb to express the speaker's attitude.