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What is comparative or superlative adjectives of remarkable?

The word "remarkable" is already a superlative adjective. It means "worthy of being remarked upon" or "extraordinary".

Here are some ways to express different levels of "remarkableness":

More Comparative:

* More remarkable - This emphasizes a higher degree of the quality.

* Highly remarkable - This emphasizes the exceptional nature.

* Unusually remarkable - This emphasizes the unexpected or uncommon nature of the quality.

More Superlative:

* Most remarkable - This is the highest degree of the quality.

* Extraordinarily remarkable - This emphasizes an extreme level of the quality.

* Remarkably exceptional - This emphasizes the unique and outstanding nature.

The best choice depends on the specific context and the level of emphasis you want to convey.

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