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Meanings of regrettably in inglês

português
desgraçadamente
espanhol
desgraciadamente

By bad luck.

desgraçadamente
Usage of regrettably in inglês
1
A chara, - Current events in Northern Ireland have been regrettably predictable.
The Irish Times
2
It is a welcome, though regrettably belated, development in the Syrian crisis.
The Irish Times
3
That debate has for many years been challenging, complex and, regrettably, fraught.
The Guardian
4
Now I must regrettably return to my office; I'm swamped with paperwork.
Beginnings
5
I thought it would be interesting but, regrettably, this did not happen.
The Irish Times
6
This was a form of mayhem that Indians, regrettably, were familiar with.
The Guardian
7
Sadly and regrettably my story is not one of triumph for femininity.
Feminist dot com
8
His leaving was regrettably messy, prolonged and inevitable and coated in bathos.
The Irish Times
9
You were regrettably absent from that august gathering, I seem to remember.
Penny Plain
10
Such a course, regrettably, will assuredly exacerbate an already dire situation.
The South African
11
This regrettably did not lead to the desired outcome, he said.
Reuters
12
This a common opinion but regrettably, it does not square with the facts.
The Irish Times
13
Both are areas where, regrettably, grave human rights violations continue around the world.
The Irish Times
14
It's certainly not as people have regrettably and cynically described it, a loophole.
Radio NZ
15
Possible to find fault, but life so regrettably abbreviated for space.
The new yorker
16
There are, regrettably, no shortage of replacements, the challenge being to rank them.
The Guardian
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Regrettably through the time
Regrettably across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare