be regrettable

Frequency: 8.528.1 per million words

Used to state that something is a cause for regret.

regrettableVERBS + regrettable

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Examples (10)

  • It is highly regrettable that the delegate cannot be here in person.
  • His death is particularly regrettable because this condition could have easily been treated.
  • Such a lack of communication was regrettable and led to unnecessary misunderstandings.
  • The decision to close the local library is deeply regrettable.
  • It is regrettable that we were unable to reach an agreement before the deadline.
  • The loss of these historic documents is truly regrettable for the city's heritage.
  • Many feel that the cancellation of the festival is extremely regrettable.
  • It was regrettable that her comments were taken out of context.
  • The deterioration of the relationship between the two countries is highly regrettable.
  • While the outcome was regrettable, we must focus on finding a solution moving forward.