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Meanings of remarkably resilient in English

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Usage of remarkably resilient in English
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Taxidermy has proved remarkably resilient despite its demise being long since foretold.
The Irish Times
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Considering the threat, our woods have proved remarkably resilient over the centuries.
The Guardian
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Their blue skins were remarkably resilient to the cankers his touch produced.
Spellwright
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Windows can be remarkably resilient, so let's hope that's been the case here.
BBC
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Photo: Vanuatu Red Cross The people of Ambae were remarkably resilient, he said.
Radio NZ
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But the old beige box has proved remarkably resilient and relevant.
Reuters
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In the long run, economies and markets are remarkably resilient.
Reuters
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She said the people of Vanuatu have been remarkably resilient.
Radio NZ
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It matters because family movies have managed to be remarkably resilient at the box office.
Wired
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But you know, when people are put in situations like that they prove remarkably resilient.
Underground
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Nevertheless, the economy has proved to be remarkably resilient.
State of the Union Addresses
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Digg buttons have remained remarkably resilient around the Internet.
Wired
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It said trade through the port is proving " remarkably resilient" so far during the pandemic.
The Irish Times
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The jobs market is proving remarkably resilient.
The Irish Times
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Commenting on the updated edition, Scraton says: Twenty years on, many bereaved families and survivors are remarkably resilient.
The Guardian
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He said Australia's economy had been remarkably resilient in the face of strong global and domestic economic headwinds.
News.com.au
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