Synonyms for notably
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Princeton's WordNet

1. notablyadverb

   especially; in particular

   "notably in the social sciences, the professors teach too much"

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1. List of paraphrases for "notably":

   particularly, especially, including, particular, namely, mainly, specifically, primarily

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1. Michael Ellis:

   This year's selection confirms the dynamism of the culinary scene in all boroughs, notably Brooklyn and Queens.

2. Prime Minister Edouard Philippe:

   I have decided to close all non-essential locations, notably cafes, restaurants, cinemas, nightclubs and shops, we must absolutely limit our movements.

3. David Leben:

   Demand is increasing, notably in gasoline, I think most of the market expects that eventually we'll break through to the upside - but in the meantime producers are taking a realistic view on the commodity, it's reflective of a move to lock in favourable economics and support the portfolio before they get ready to ramp production back up.

4. Fred Devos:

   The landscape in this cave is notably altered, which leads us to think that prehistoric human beings extracted tons of ocher from it, perhaps, seeing the need to light bonfires to illuminate their space.

5. Hans Gustafson:

   Just because more Americans are disaffiliating with institutionalized religion — most notably Christian traditions — this does not always mean that people are becoming less religious.