very regrettable

Frequency: 8.835.0 per million words

A general and very common way to intensify 'regrettable'.

regrettableADVERB + regrettable

Categories:

very

Examples (10)

  • It is very regrettable that we had to cancel the event.
  • The mistake was very regrettable, and we apologize for any inconvenience.
  • Her absence from the ceremony was very regrettable.
  • Such an outcome would be very regrettable for all parties involved.
  • We found the decision to be very regrettable given the circumstances.
  • It's very regrettable that they couldn't reach a compromise.
  • The incident was a very regrettable misunderstanding.
  • His choice of words was very regrettable and caused offense.
  • This turn of events is very regrettable for the entire team.
  • The lack of transparency in the process was very regrettable.