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regrettable
adjective as in unfortunate, wrong
Example Sentences
Mr Amesbury confirmed he had been told to appear in court after the "deeply regrettable" incident.
Diving Australia said the sport's Commonwealth heritage made the decision "even more regrettable".
Berry’s response summed up this incident well, “It’s regrettable that I, as I sit here, have experienced the very issue that we’re attempting to deal with today.”
“While I recognise the challenges in reaching certain groups of victims, this is regrettable and must be addressed.”
I talked about my regrettable three-year relationship with a man who was a prolific liar when it came to other women and was completely devoid of emotional support when it mattered most.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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