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Meanings of notably in English

[Used to indicate a notable or particular example of a previous mentioned group].

Usage of notably in English
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Serious Money: Emerging markets have come of age, most notably in Asia.
The Irish Times
2
London's weakness mirrored similar performances across Europe, notably in France and Germany.
The Irish Times
3
Most notably, perhaps, is Boris Johnson's election as prime minister last year.
News.com.au
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The government has refused to consider increasing general contributions, notably employers' contributions.
The Guardian
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The migration rate in Ukraine and Russia, for example, is notably high.
The Guardian
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But so far the central bank has been notably short on detail.
Reuters
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Stock markets made strong gains last year and volatility was notably absent.
The Irish Times
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It also has a large presence in many African countries, notably Nigeria.
The Irish Times
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Violence has become more frequent in nearby regions, notably Ingushetia, in 2008.
Reuters
10
The response from many London MPs, particularly Conservatives, was notably more hostile.
The Guardian
11
Most notably, no one else has access to the new tracking system.
Wired
12
Thus, any security vulnerabilities found now could notably impact the final version.
The South African
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He remarked that notably, British troops were still based in Northern Ireland.
The Irish Times
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Others, notably the French government, treated him at times like a terrorist.
The Irish Times
15
A number of the established usual suspects were notably underwhelming last Sunday.
The Guardian
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However, on the outskirts changes were apparent enough; notably in dwelling-house architecture.
Life on the Mississippi
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