Meanings of notably good in English

The 1815 port vintage, a notably good one, was christened the Waterloo vintage.

A toast in her day, and quite notably good-looking-thoughafter a style I abominate.

And the press is not notably good about honest reporting in this part of the world.

But secondly, and more importantly, neither the SCU nor the ICU is notably good at promoting cricket.

Her feet were not bad, but neither were they notably good; she tucked them out of sight.

Especially good women believe in all other women, more than those who are neither notably good nor notably bad.

The son was a young and notably good-looking copy of his father, whose partner in business he had lately become.

Chris credits this to several things, notably good luck, the craft and quality of the songs, and the enduring online community of fan-friends.

It was pleasant to talk to this young man of notably good appearance-forMadame de S-was not always in a mystical state of mind.

Other notably good sources of the information and ideas presented in this section (and in several cases later parts of the book as well) include: