unforgettably
Adverb
Meaning
in a memorable manner
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Unforgettably horrible is the naked body. It really does not have the slightest charm.
As with Africans in the diaspora, symbolized unforgettably by Malcolm X, the Chicano "X" reminds us of original, indigenous names that have been forgotten, and thus it reaffirms a long lost identity.
Horowitz could play Chopin memorably
“Crace’s signature measured delivery and deliberate focus create unforgettably poetic passages that quiver with beauty.
As you probably know, Hob-Nobs are mentioned in the liner notes of the CD, as being an important part of the creative process necessary to write the unforgettably lilting opening song “So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish.”
In this profoundly inquiring and wholly enrapturing memoir, Macdonald exquisitely and unforgettably entwines misery and astonishment, elegy and natural history, human and hawk.