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More or increased in degree or severity
Comparative for with emphasis or reference to something in particular
“One area of particularly rapid growth is that of organic baby foods, notably in Germany.”
Comparative for in a way or degree that is striking or remarkable
“As we have seen, someone who is notably brave but lacks patience runs the risk of acting rashly and foolishly at times.”
Comparative for for a specific purpose
“This committee was set up notably to deal with matters such as this.”
Comparative for predominantly, for the most part
“This analysis ignores gains in quality of life, notably because of a lack of information.”
Comparative for in part, or to some degree, but not completely
Comparative for in a manner that demonstrates high quality or standard
Comparative for in a notorious or notable manner
Comparative for to a moderately high degree
Comparative for good or favorable in nature
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