Read full poem →larly that his grandfather, who had then been dead
seventy years, was a man so remarkably covetous,
that the common players represented him before the
Dictionary Entry
(manner) In a remarkable manner.
In a Sentence
“He performed the piece remarkably, offering novel interpretations to its nearly cliched passages.”
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well remarkablysimilar remarkablygood remarkablylittle remarkablysuccessful remarkablyfine remarkably
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Poetry examples for “remarkably”
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Read full poem →literary merits, are on that account deeply interesting. The description
of the sleepy old London suburb, as it was in those days, is remarkably
accurate, but the revisions which the story of 'William Wilson' went
Read full poem →and he seldom falls into gross faults. His versification is smooth, but
rarely vigorous; and his rhymes are remarkably exact. He improved
taste, if he did not enlarge knowledge, and may be numbered among the