Synonyms for notably
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Princeton's WordNet

1. notablyadverb

   especially; in particular

   "notably in the social sciences, the professors teach too much"

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1. List of paraphrases for "notably":

   particularly, especially, including, particular, namely, mainly, specifically, primarily

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1. Hans Gustafson:

   Just because more Americans are disaffiliating with institutionalized religion — most notably Christian traditions — this does not always mean that people are becoming less religious.

2. Michel Combes:

   We think it is necessary to go ahead with a complete revamp of competition policy which today is suicidal for European interests - notably for our industry.

3. Lorne Baring:

   Regional equities are attractive and well supported by the fundamentals today, notably Europe, the U.S. and Japan where earnings multiples are in an inexpensive range of 12 to 18 times currently.

4. Dave Weisberger:

   The problems that faced Silvergate were primarily a result of less-than-adequate risk management, notably one of relying too much on volatile short-term deposits while lending or investing at a longer duration, this is not like the collapse of FTX, where investors lost their deposits, but, rather, an orderly dissolution.

5. Nicolas Sarkozy:

   We need everyone's help to exterminate Daesh (Islamic State), notably the Russians. There cannot be two coalitions in Syria.