The new apartment had many drawbacks,most notably its price.A:noticeably B:remarkablyC:particularly D:significantly
The new apartment had many drawbacks,most notably its price.
A:noticeably
B:remarkably
C:particularly
D:significantly
B:remarkably
C:particularly
D:significantly
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解析：本句意思：这套新公寓有很多缺点，尤其是其价格。notably意思是“尤其”，与particularly （特别，尤其）意思相近。noticeably显著地，明显地；remarkably显著地，引人注目地；significantly 值得注目地，有重大意义地。
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