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Translation of Italian word "notevolmente" to English

notevolmente

/notevolˈmente/

Meaning

Adverb

In a way that is worthy of attention; considerably.

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How to use

The Italian adverb 'notevolmente' means 'notably, remarkably, considerably' (In a way that is worthy of attention; considerably). It is used to modify verbs, adjectives, or entire clauses. In practice, to a notable or significant extent; considerably, remarkably.

🇬🇧 English

notably, remarkably, considerably

Example

La qualità della vita in questa città è migliorata notevolmente negli ultimi anni.

The quality of life in this city has improved considerably in recent years.

Il consumo di carburante si è ridotto notevolmente grazie al nuovo motore ibrido.

Fuel consumption decreased noticeably thanks to the new hybrid engine.

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Common phrases

  • La qualità della vita in questa città è migliorata notevolmente negli ultimi anni.— The quality of life in this city has improved considerably in recent years.
  • Il consumo di carburante si è ridotto notevolmente grazie al nuovo motore ibrido.— Fuel consumption decreased noticeably thanks to the new hybrid engine.

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Frequency rank: #1289 in Italian

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What does the Italian word "notevolmente" mean?▼

The Italian word "notevolmente" means "notably, remarkably, considerably" in English.

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Yes, here is a practical example: "La qualità della vita in questa città è migliorata notevolmente negli ultimi anni." (which translates as "The quality of life in this city has improved considerably in recent years.").

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