most unfortunate

Frequency: 7.012.0 per million words

Used to indicate the highest degree of misfortune, often in a formal or emphatic context.

unfortunateADVERB + unfortunate

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Examples (10)

  • It was a most unfortunate choice of expression.
  • The timing of the announcement was most unfortunate.
  • His remarks were most unfortunate given the sensitive situation.
  • It is most unfortunate that we have to cancel the event.
  • Her sudden departure was most unfortunate for the team.
  • The error in the report proved to be most unfortunate.
  • Such an incident is most unfortunate and regrettable.
  • I find it most unfortunate that they couldn't reach an agreement.
  • This turn of events is most unfortunate for all involved.
  • The misunderstanding led to a most unfortunate series of consequences.