Examples of using Remarkably in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
It's remarkably accurate.
Actually, you know, remarkably well.
He was remarkably healthy for a dead guy.
The artificial tissue has adapted remarkably well.
He has a remarkably clear image.
People also translate
All the other teachers say she's remarkably slack.
It's also remarkably expensive.
Remarkably sanguine about being back here.
Its scales are remarkably strong and light.
Remarkably accurate forecasts on any topic.
I know this is remarkably depressing news.
Remarkably-- no, miraculously-- he lived.
And this is remarkable, because it's a remarkably simple stimulus.
That is remarkably close to what I was going to say.
The British seizure of India would be remarkably fast.
So far, remarkably little. But I'm living in hopes.
I think Gideon's adapting remarkably well, Jack.
It takes a remarkably short time to withdraw from the world.
Wolong's artificial insemination programme has been remarkably successful.
Remarkably suitable liquid soap, gel dishwashing and showering.
But here in metropolis, the cleanup effort has been remarkably swift.
They look kind of lethal. They are remarkably developed for a creature this size.
The number of traffickers prosecuted and convicted is also remarkably low.
A remarkably high number of young people claim to have been victims of domestic violence.
Dwight's deceased daughter, Lizzy, or some remarkably accurate version thereof.
During the same period,the number of political executions has increased, remarkably.
Our subjects each describe, in remarkably similar terms, this place.
Health personnel to detainee ratio is one to four, remarkably high.
The Gaza withdrawal took place in a remarkably efficient way.
Harold Crick was a man of infinite numbers endless calculations and remarkably few words.