notablemente

notably

adverb noh-tah-bleh-MEN-teh Rare

Also means

remarkably

Usage Note

Notablemente modifies verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs to signal a significant or impressive degree: mejoró notablemente (improved markedly). It is a formal register word; in casual speech mucho or bastante are more common. Do not confuse it with notoriamente (notoriously), which carries a negative connotation.

Examples

"El rendimiento mejoró notablemente este año."

Natural Translation

Performance improved notably this year.

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