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strikingly
adverb as in eminently
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adverb as in especially
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adverb as in exceedingly
adverb as in extremely
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adverb as in greatly
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adverb as in highly
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adverb as in markedly
adverb as in notably
adverb as in splendidly
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adverb as in strangely
adverb as in thoroughly
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adverb as in too
adverb as in wonderfully
Example Sentences
German-born director Edward Berger, who brought his papal thriller “Conclave” to last year’s edition, returns with a strikingly different film in “Ballad of a Small Player.”
The text and graphics for her “Be Best” booklet, released in 2018 as part of her campaign to prevent childhood bullying, were strikingly similar to a pamphlet published by the Obama administration.
But all the Polymita species are strikingly bright and colourful, which is an evolutionary mystery in itself.
The Labour government has been strikingly critical of some of the practices of the civil service since coming to office in July last year.
The content may differ — nationalism on the right, moral purity on the left — but the psychological function is strikingly similar: Certainty signals virtue, and doubt is mistaken for disloyalty.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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