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pity

[pit-ee] / ˈpɪt i /




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That's a "pity" because of the "great teachers" across the county, she added.

From BBC

But where Erika Kirk went with the angry pose, Kolvet framed his criticism of Owens as pity, saying she’s “obviously distraught,” and suggesting she’s lost her mind.

From Salon

Mr. Anders’s characters never really transcend their sketchy outlines, leaving us at times a bit bored and at others confused, as a certain pity sets in for the talented performers in these parts.

From The Wall Street Journal

And I don’t wanna make this sound like a pity party, but the roles tend to go to the same 15 people.

From Los Angeles Times

Kerr, who has called eel trafficking the "greatest wildlife crime" on the planet, said the vote was a "real pity," but there were some silver linings.

From Barron's