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View definitions for lamentably

lamentably

adverb as in unfortunately

adverb as in unhappily

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Lamentably, there were expressions of antisemitism and ostracism on campuses last year that created a feeling of discomfort among Jewish students, staff and faculty members, particularly those who strongly support Israel.

The ones in Professor Shugerman’s essay, lamentably, are not even legally persuasive.

From Salon

He said the level of security MPs were offered was "lamentably poor" but said he would not allow threats to "reduce my accessibility to my constituents".

From BBC

“We don’t desire the hard decisions that will be need to be made in coming weeks, but lamentably they didn’t leave us any option.”

Klemperer recorded lamentably little of the music that he led as the musical face of the Weimar Republic.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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