Lamentably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAMENTABLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• LAMENTABLE, deserving or expressing sorrow
• in an unfortunate or deplorable manner
• in a manner that is to be lamented; regrettably or unfortunately.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• that is to be regretted or lamente; deplorable

Words related to LAMENTABLY

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How to use LAMENTABLY in a sentence

• But the two stories surmounting this failed lamentably to carry on the pretentious design.
• If the American character may be judged by their conduct in this matter, they are most lamentably deficient in every feeling of honour and integrity.
• In addition to some particular cases spoken of more at length, the whole criminal code is now lamentably defective.
• Thus lamentably have the inhabitants of Patagonia been also dwindling, though, there, if anywhere, still lies the Cape of Bad Hope for the apostles of human degeneracy.
• Every military expert will admit that our cavalry, in proportion to the war-footing of the army, and in view of the responsible duties assigned them in war, is lamentably weak.
• I cannot understand why, when an educational experiment fails lamentably, it is not rejected as a failure.
• The signs of impending convulsions and chaos can now be discerned, inasmuch as the prevailing order appeareth to be lamentably defective.
• The spirit may indeed be willing, but the flesh is lamentably weak.
• No one was better organized to earn his living than Peter Sands, and no one failed more lamentably.
• Viewed from the standpoint of the State itself, undoubtedly it fails lamentably in statesmanship.
• With all his strong common sense, Mark was lamentably deficient in worldly wisdom.
• Certainly, some being enormously rich and other lamentably poor, an organization is necessary to control and improve this state of affairs.
• But it was just the poetic gift that the man was lamentably without.
• In simpler words, it had recovered that honest pride which France, in certain of its manifestations since the war of 1870, seemed to have lamentably lost.
• He could perform the ordinary duties of a general satisfactorily, but he was lamentably deficient in those qualities which constitute military genius.
• These last, however, were lamentably few in number.
• Diana howled lamentably when she perceived the remains of Satellite.
• But that mild pastime fell lamentably short of its usual efficacy.
• For you possess a touchstone in such questions as the one now troubling me, which, did I ever possess it, I lost, as do most men, rather lamentably early in my career.
• This is lamentably foolish, utterly absurd and altogether reprehensible.
• As he had but eight rounds of ammunition a man for troops who had but just now failed him so lamentably, we can scarcely suppose that Arnold was in much danger.
• But our knowledge of the Fuegians is lamentably scanty.
• Nevertheless, as compared with now, the state of things then was lamentably imperfect.
• The native appears to respect these characteristics perhaps all the more because he is so lamentably deficient in them himself.
• We were lamentably shy on dishes and knives and forks.
• Up to the present, the world has lamentably failed to do anything of the sort.
• I love a ballad but even too well, if it be doleful matter merrily set down, or a very pleasant thing indeed and sung lamentably.

Similar words containing LAMENTAB without suffix ly

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