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Notableremarkable is a neologism used to describe items, events, or ideas that are simultaneously notable for public significance and remarkable for their quality or novelty. In practice, the term signals that something stands out not only by being worthy of attention but also by exhibiting exceptional or surprising characteristics.

Origin and usage of the word are informal and often context-dependent. It appears as a blend of the adjectives notable and remarkable, sometimes treated as a single evaluative label in journalism, criticism, marketing, or data annotation. Because it is not part of standard dictionaries, its exact meaning can vary with speaker intent.

Typical applications include reviews, case studies, or datasets where an item merits both attention and admiration. For example, a research result might be described as notableremarkable if its implications are large and its methods unusually elegant. In media critique, the term may highlight work that achieves high impact with clarity and originality.

Because of its informal status, notableremarkable can be ambiguous without clear definitions in a given text. Users should provide context to prevent misinterpretation. See also notable, remarkable, and other evaluative blends or credential terms from contemporary discourse.