markedly — In a way that is clearly noticeable or significantly different; to a striking or considerable degree that stands out prominently.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: In a way that is clearly noticeable or significantly different; to a striking or considerable degree that stands out prominently.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmɑːr.kɪd.li/
Korean meaning: 현저히, 뚜렷하게, 두드러지게
Korean pronunciation: 마크-드리 (강세: 마크)
Example Sentences
- Sales increased markedly during the holiday season.
- His cooking skills improved markedly after watching Gordon Ramsay's shows.
- The weather became markedly colder after the sun set.
markedly
ADVERB//ˈmɑːr.kɪd.li//
In a way that is clearly noticeable or significantly different; to a striking or considerable degree that stands out prominently.
In a way that is clearly noticeable or significantly different; to a striking or considerable degree that stands out prominently.
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What was markedly clear reportedly becomes supposedly doubtful!
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Origin
From Middle English 'mark' meaning 'to make a sign or indication.' The adverb 'markedly' developed from the idea that something is so noticeable it leaves a clear mark or impression.
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“Sales increased markedly during the holiday season.”
“His cooking skills improved markedly after watching Gordon Ramsay's shows.”
“The weather became markedly colder after the sun set.”
“Her attitude toward homework changed markedly after she got her first smartphone.”
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