extremely regrettable

Frequency: 7.514.1 per million words

Used to show a very high degree of regret.

regrettableADVERB + regrettable

Categories:

extremely

Examples (10)

  • It was extremely regrettable that the event had to be cancelled at the last minute.
  • The decision to cut funding was extremely regrettable for the community.
  • We find the oversight to be extremely regrettable and apologize for any inconvenience.
  • His absence from the ceremony was extremely regrettable, given his significant contributions.
  • The accident, though unavoidable, was extremely regrettable for all involved.
  • Such a failure in communication is extremely regrettable in a professional setting.
  • It's extremely regrettable that we couldn't reach a compromise on the matter.
  • The damage caused by the storm was extremely regrettable, impacting many homes.
  • Her late arrival made the situation extremely regrettable for the organizers.
  • The missed opportunity was extremely regrettable, as it might not come again.