Definition of «remarkable»

The word "remarkable" has several meanings, but generally it means something that is worthy of attention or notice. It can refer to a person or thing that is unusual, interesting, or impressive in some way. In other words, it's something that stands out from the norm and deserves special recognition.

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The young artist showed remarkable talent in his latest painting, capturing intricate details with precision and depth.
The new student made a remarkable impression on his teachers and peers with his exceptional grasp of the subject matter.
The team's remarkable comeback in the final quarter of the game secured their victory and left the fans in awe.
The scientist's remarkable discovery could revolutionize the field of medicine, promising groundbreaking treatments for previously incurable diseases.
The remarkable performance by the lead actor in the play earned him a standing ovation from the audience.

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Candidate with remarkable knowledge of equipment maintenance and troubleshooting, seeks to work as a construction equipment mechanic for a reputed organization. (bestsampleresume.com)
His education program is perhaps the most remarkable of his loyalty - building activities. (inc.com)
And that's something truly remarkable for a player who — more than 70 pounds ago — joined a team that never had a player drafted before. (sbnation.com)
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Definition of «remarkable»

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