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Definition of regrettably - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
expressing disappointmentunfortunately, used to express disappointment
- Regrettably, the event was canceled due to rain..
2.
causing regretin a way that causes regret or sadness
- Regrettably, we missed the last train.
Origin of regrettably
Latin, re (again) + gret (to weep)
Terms with regrettably included in their meaning
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regrettably sharing this information
Examples of regrettably in a sentence
Regrettably, the project was not completed on time. Regrettably, the event was canceled due to weather. The decision, regrettably, led to financial losses.
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- French:malheureusement, avec regret, ...
- German:bedauerlicherweise, traurigerweise, ...
- Italian:sfortunatamente, con rammarico, ...
- Spanish:lamentablemente, tristemente, ...
- Portuguese:lamentavelmente, ...
- Chinese:不幸地, 遗憾地, ...
- Japanese:残念ながら, 遺憾ながら, ...
- Arabic:لِلْأَسَف, مَعَ الأَسَف, ...
- Hebrew:לְמַרְבֵּה הַצַּעַר, לְצַעֲרֵנוּ, ...
- Russian:к сожалению, с сожалением, ...
- Ukrainian:на жаль, з жалем, ...
- Hindi:दुर्भाग्यवश, अफसोस की बात है, ...
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