What does the TOEIC word "notably" mean?

The TOEIC word "notably" (adverb (副詞)) means "特に、著しく" in Japanese, widely used in business contexts.

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adverb (副詞)

notably

特に、著しく

Yes, a typical business example is: "The company's profits increased notably in the last quarter." which translates to "その会社の利益は前四半期に著しく増加した。".

💡 Usage & Nuance: TOEICでは、何か特定の要素や人物、成果が重要である、あるいは際立っていることを強調する文脈（Part 7のビジネスレターや記事など）で使われます。

especially

remarkably

significantly

markedly

The company's profits increased notably in the last quarter.

その会社の利益は前四半期に著しく増加した。

Verify your vocabulary strength for "notably"

The new software improved efficiency _______, leading to higher productivity.

🎉 正解 / Correct!

解説: 「効率を著しく向上させた」という文脈が適切です。
English: The context implies a significant improvement in efficiency.

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