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Meanings of notably different in anglès

We have no meanings for "notably different" in our records yet.
Usage of notably different in anglès
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Again in personnel it was different, notably different from that of the first occasion.
Where the Trail Divides
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Under the bright lights of the TV studio, the pallor of both was notably different.
Independent.ie
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I really wanted something brighter and notably different, especially as they started with a clean slate.
Independent.ie
4
Words that definitely have a notably different pronunciation from the usual should be recorded as heard.
Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States...
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The phase two world of Jones will be notably different from phase one, as his selections indicate.
The Guardian
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The moment I hear that a new and notably different kitchen product is coming to market, I cringe.
Wired
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Although the preferred buyer's valuation is the same as Blackstone's, other components of its offer are notably different.
Reuters
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And something else was notably different.
News.com.au
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The synthetic's reaction was notably different.
Alien: Covenant
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Samsung hit back that its products are notably different from Apple's and suggested that consumers aren't so easily confused.
Wired
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Our data showed that expression patterns of molecular biomarkers were not notably different between sporadic and FA-OSCC cell lines.
Pubmed
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The finale doesn't entirely slam the door on the series, but is notably different from the cliffhanger version, sources said.
Reuters
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That they shall not be taken from distant districts, and from climates notably different from that of their own villages.
The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 17 of 55 / 1609-1616 ...
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Several new shows are notably different from its crime mysteries like "CSI" that have long been a prime-time staple.
Reuters
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What was notably different in this year's budget is that the issue of fruitless and wasteful expenditure was in the spotlight.
The South African
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It is also notably different from the fiscal extremes that characterised most of the 20 or so budgets that preceded it.
The Irish Times
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