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Definition of regrettable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
regretdeserving regret due to unfortunate circumstances
- The loss of the documents was a regrettable mistake.
- It was a regrettable decision that led to financial loss.
- Her absence at the event was regrettable.
Origin of regrettable
Old French, regreter (to lament)
Terms with regrettable included in their meaning
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regret
unfortunate or regrettable
unfortunate situation
situation that is regrettable or disappointing
situation
regrettable or unfortunate situation
mistake
regrettable or inappropriate
intensity
to an excessive or regrettable degree
disgrace
situation considered extremely unfortunate or regrettable
excess
to an excessive and regrettable extent
behavior
do something that later proves wrong unwise or regrettable
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- French:regrettable, ...
- German:bedauerlich, ...
- Italian:deplorevole, ...
- Spanish:desafortunado, ...
- Portuguese:deplorável, ...
- Chinese:令人遗憾的, ...
- Japanese:遺憾な, ...
- Arabic:مُؤْسِف, ...
- Hebrew:מְצַעֵר, ...
- Russian:досадный, ...
- Ukrainian:прикрий, ...
- Hindi:अफसोसजनक, ...
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