The discovery of a perfectly preserved fossil revealed a remarkable link between ancient marine life and modern species.
一块保存完好的化石的发现揭示了古代海洋生物与现代物种之间非凡的联系。
Octopuses possess a remarkable form of distributed intelligence: roughly two-thirds of their neurons are located not in the brain but in their arms.
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Axolotls, a species of salamander native to a small number of lakes in Mexico, possess a remarkable ability to regenerate entire limbs, portions of their spinal cord, and even parts of their heart and brain.
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Which choice best defines “remarkable”?
A — Worthy of attention; striking. “remarkable” means worthy of attention; striking.
Which word means “worthy of attention; striking”?
D — remarkable. “remarkable” means worthy of attention; striking.
remarkable — worthy of attention; striking. In Chinese: 显著的，非凡的.
remarkable is pronounced /rɪˈmɑːrkəbl/.
The discovery of a perfectly preserved fossil revealed a remarkable link between ancient marine life and modern species. (一块保存完好的化石的发现揭示了古代海洋生物与现代物种之间非凡的联系。)
extraordinary, notable, striking — all close in meaning to remarkable (worthy of attention; striking).
ordinary, unremarkable — each the opposite of remarkable (worthy of attention; striking).
Yes. remarkable is on the SAT Prep Basic list — the everyday academic words the SAT assumes you already have. The Digital SAT does not test vocabulary in isolation; words like this one are tested through Words in Context questions, where you choose the word that completes a passage most logically and precisely.