B1adjectiveemotions
US/rɪˈmɑːr.kə.bəl/
UK/rɪˈmɑː.kə.bəl/
unusual or surprising in a way that makes people notice and admire it
In context
Vietnam has made remarkable progress in reducing poverty.
She is a remarkable woman who started her company at nineteen.
It's remarkable that nobody was hurt in the accident.
Words that go with remarkable
adjective + noun
- remarkable achievementWinning the gold medal at sixteen is a remarkable achievement.
- remarkable successThe film was a remarkable success in cinemas across Asia.
- remarkable storyHis journey from street seller to chef is a remarkable story.
adverb + adjective
- truly remarkableThe view from the top of Fansipan is truly remarkable.
adjective + preposition
- remarkable forThe town is remarkable for its old French buildings.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
There is a remarkable change in the weather today.Correct: There is a noticeable change in the weather today.