adverb
notably
Especially or in a noticeable way.
The room feels notably warmer after we close the windows.
Etymology
Notably is formed from notable, meaning worthy of notice. It can point to something especially significant or describe a quality present to a conspicuous degree.
More examples
- Several fruits, notably oranges and lemons, contain vitamin C.
- Her handwriting is notably clearer on lined paper.
- Many neighbors volunteer, most notably the family next door.
Forms
notable adjective — Important or unusual enough to notice.
Similar words
- especially
- Singles something out without necessarily suggesting a noticeable difference.
- noticeably
- Emphasizes a perceptible difference rather than a standout example.