/nɔ.ta.mɑ̃/
Translation
notably, in particular
Word origin
Built from notable ('worth noting'), itself from Latin notabilis, plus the adverbial suffix -ment. Not related to English notoriously, despite the resemblance.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- notabilis
- English cognates
- notable
Examples
, l'Espagne, l'.
Several countries, notably France and Spain, signed the agreement.
', ski.
He likes winter sports, especially skiing.
.
This problem affects large cities in particular.
Don't confuse it with English "notoriously": is a neutral word for "for example, among others", carrying no hint of infamy. The word for "notoriously" is notoirement, a different and much rarer term.
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