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regrettably

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re·gret·ta·bly  (r-grt-bl)
adv.
1. To an extent deserving of regret: a regrettably brief career.
2. As a matter of regret: Regrettably, the book is not available.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adv.1.regrettably - by bad luckregrettably - by bad luck; "unfortunately it rained all day"; "alas, I cannot stay"
Translations
regrettably [rɪˈgretəblɪ] ADV (= unfortunately) → desgraciadamente, lamentablemente
there were regrettably few repliesfue una lástima que hubiera tan pocas respuestas
regrettably [riˈgretəbli] adv
regrettably, ... → malheureusement, ...
regrettably
adv
(= unfortunately)bedauerlicherweise, leider
(= very)bedauerlich; regrettably few people camebedauerlich wenige Leute kamen, leider kamen nur wenige Leute
regrettably [rɪˈgrɛtəblɪ] adv (unfortunately) → purtroppo, sfortunatamente
regrettably few → pochi, purtroppo


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In one or two cases I have known that detachment from the grosser needs of existence remain regrettably incomplete in the matter of drink.
 
 
 
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