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Meanings of regrets in English

Spanish
declinación

A polite refusal of an invitation.

declinación
Usage of regrets in English
1
Of course Nice regrets saying no to a particular new pharmaceutical product.
The Guardian
2
In reality, of course, the experiences of my leave left no regrets.
The forgotten soldier
3
The U.S. military deeply regrets this case of mistaken fire, said Matthews.
Reuters
4
In a statement this week, the company says it always regrets closures.
The Guardian
5
Mary O'Conor regrets that she is unable to answer any questions privately.
Independent.ie
6
Mr Timmermans has now said he regrets the remark and upsetting families.
Radio NZ
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The crisis was too serious, however, to waste time in vain regrets.
With Marlborough to Malplaquet: A Story of the Reign of Queen An...
8
RNZ regrets any confusion or concern the original statements may have caused.
Radio NZ
9
Radio New Zealand deeply regrets what occurred and apologises to Mr Peters.
Radio NZ
10
The event had run its course and there will be no regrets.
The Irish Times
11
The company said it expressed its deepest regrets to shareholders and investors.
Radio NZ
12
One of my regrets is that I've never really taken a stand.
The wildwater walking club
13
Corbyn says he now regrets describing members of those groups as friends.
Reuters
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Indeed, he regrets that decision more than voting Tory as a teenager.
The Irish Times
15
I am sure that the parliamentary under-secretary deeply regrets it as well.
The Guardian
16
But there is no possible way to live your life without regrets.
Reuters
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Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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