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. An Elysee source on Friday:

   The President will go to China, not to question the Chinese red lines – notably the refusal to condemn Russia – but to find a space to be able to carry initiatives that have a useful effect for the benefit of the Ukrainian population, and then create a way to identify a solution to this war in the medium term.

2. Rachel Bloom:

   I’m a big fan of yours, we’ve met numerous times and my husband, Dan Gregor, wrote for ‘How I Met Your Mother’ for 5 years. Notably, he wrote the episode where your character finally meets his father.

3. Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius:

   France will engage in the coming weeks in the preparation of an international conference bringing together the parties and their main partners, American, European, Arab, notably to preserve and make happen the solution of two states.

4. Mary Crass:

   When there is not frequent, reliable, accessible transport, this can affect women and anyone's ability to access opportunity and notably employment in urban areas, which can make a big difference for women in particular, (Women) tend to be more reliant on public transport and on non-motorized means, particularly in low-income or middle-income countries, in emerging economies.

5. Michel Combes:

   We think it is necessary to go ahead with a complete revamp of competition policy which today is suicidal for European interests - notably for our industry.