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regretful
[ri-gret-fuhl]
Other 51³Ô¹Ï Forms
- regretfully adverb
- regretfulness noun
- unregretful adjective
- unregretfully adverb
- unregretfulness noun
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of regretful1
Example Sentences
The DWP said it was "deeply regretful" after the inquest heard Ms Whiting "had lost hope" at the time of her death.
The DWP said it was "deeply regretful" after the inquest heard that Ms Whiting, 42, "had lost hope" at the time of her death.
He told Salon that in the face of the Trump administration's "brazenness" and how it "emboldens Ohio politicians," he struggles to empathize with the few Trump voters who may be regretful.
"I am truly sorry and regretful that I could not live up to your expectations," he said.
In a letter to the judge, Sidhu said he was “ashamed and deeply regretful†for the harm he had done to the public’s trust, and described a lifetime of hard work and public service.
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