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strikingly
[strahy-king-lee]
adverb
in a way that is impressive, noticeable, or conspicuous.
I recall most is how the northern and southern facades, identical in construction, look strikingly different in the half light before dawn.
The unknown actors playing the lead roles are strikingly photogenic and elegant against the film’s background of social unrest and urban blight.
Word History and Origins
Origin of strikingly1
Example Sentences
Republican elected officials across these states make strikingly similar arguments: They say the initiative process is susceptible to fraud and unduly influenced by out-of-state money.
Effectively unnerving and strikingly photographed, this horror effort is concerned with the clash between Christianity and pre-Columbian traditions.
The brand-new $225-million, 31-acre campus is strikingly innovative — even experimental in some ways: The library has no books; it’s all digital.
Legislation to reduce immigration has, historically, been strikingly unsuccessful.
With the 'Bull Army' in full voice, the raucous atmosphere was strikingly different to the low-key first fight in Saudi Arabia.
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