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Meanings of memorably in English

In a memorable manner.

Usage of memorably in English
1
Power tends to corrupt, he said memorably, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
The Irish Times
2
Glover memorably starred on NBC's Community before becoming a real-life rap star.
Ebony
3
Peter Mullan's 2002 film The Magdalene Sisters was a memorably fierce denunciation.
The Guardian
4
She also memorably portrayed Mary Poppins parody Shary Bobbins on the show.
Radio NZ
5
He's made some memorably raucous appearances at several awards shows in recent years.
Reuters
6
The other, however, was memorably striking, even in this air-brushed crowd.
Latte trouble
7
A flash of blinding green light followed him, briefly but memorably.
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
8
Greenwood memorably remarked in 1978 that football is a simple game.
The Guardian
9
Once again the French seemed fated to provide the most memorably unlucky participants.
A short history of nearly everything
10
My own youth, in turn, was memorably suntanned, salt-sprayed and pebble-dashed.
The Irish Times
11
It's the first in a string of shaky scenes with memorably bad dialogue.
Wired
12
Both fell to the part-time spin of Yuvraj Singh -Pietersen memorably so.
The Guardian
13
But their confinement was, as doubtless it was intended to be, memorably punitive.
In the Days of Poor Richard
14
Give me a memorably gruesome demise over a long, boring life any day.
A nameless witch
15
When Philip Larkin memorably wrote They fuck you up, your mum and dad.
The Irish Times
16
Full lips, pert nose, eyes that were deeply and memorably green.
Private Sector
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common