unremarkably

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unremarkably

She arrived unremarkably on time for the meeting.

Definition

Adverb: * In a way that is ordinary, common, or not worthy of special attention or notice; as is usual or expected.

Usage

The adverb "unremarkably" is used to describe an action or state that occurs in a typical, predictable, or ordinary manner, without any distinguishing or noteworthy features. It often implies that something happened exactly as one would expect, without surprise or deviation.

Examples
  • The meeting began unremarkably with the reading of the minutes.
  • His recovery progressed unremarkably, with no unexpected complications.
  • The day started unremarkably, just like any other Tuesday.
Advanced Usage
  • "Unremarkably" can be used to set up a contrast, where a mundane beginning is followed by a remarkable event.
    • The journey began unremarkably, but soon they encountered a series of strange and wonderful sights.
  • It is often used in formal, descriptive, or narrative writing (e.g., medical reports, news articles, novels) to convey normalcy.
Variants and Related Words
  • Unremarkable (adjective): Ordinary and not interesting or surprising.
    • The patient's test results were unremarkable.
  • Remarkably (adverb): In a way that is worthy of attention; extraordinarily.
    • She was remarkably calm under pressure.
Synonyms
  • Ordinarily
  • Normally
  • Usually
  • Typically
  • Commonly
  • Routinely
Antonyms
  • Remarkably
  • Unusually
  • Exceptionally
  • Extraordinarily
  • Notably
unremarkably

She arrived unremarkably on time for the meeting.

Adverb
  1. under normal conditions
    • usually she was late

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