Antonyms for markedlymarked·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. markedlyadverb

   in a clearly noticeable manner

   "sales of luxury cars dropped markedly"

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1. Heinz Fischer:

   We expect to boost our volume of trade to 300 million euros in the short term, and we then look forward to markedly increasing our economic relations.

2. William Dudley:

   The evidence to date that liquidity has diminished markedly is, at best, mixed, even if one were to interpret the evidence as indicating that liquidity has been reduced, it is not clear whether regulation is the primary driver, as other changes have played important roles as well.

3. Coalter Baker:

   Secretary Carson has tested positive for the coronavirus. Secretary Carson is in good spirits and feels fortunate to have access to effective therapeutics which aid and markedly speed Secretary Carson recovery.

4. Sergio Ermotti:

   We and the industry are facing unprecedented headwinds, for example from interest rates, which have pressured net interest margins in all of our businesses and from macroeconomic and political uncertainties that have contributed to huge risk aversion among our clients, industry activity levels in investment banking advisory have slowed markedly year on year, and, while equity volumes in the US are buoyant, flat volumes in Europe and sharp declines in Asia do not favor our geographic mix.

5. Per Hammarlund:

   There are two things that will need to hold back growth – the rate hike, which will subdue credit growth - financial conditions have tightened markedly in Turkey, and that will have a dampening effect on growth.

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