Regrets is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REGRETS in dictionary:

VERB:
• REGRET, to look back upon with sorrow or remorse
• feel sad, repentant, or disappointed over (something that one has done or failed to do)
• used in polite formulas to express apology for or sadness over something undesirable
• feel sorrow for the loss or absence of (something pleasant)
NOUN:
• a feeling of sadness, repentance, or disappointment over an occurrence or something that one has done or failed to do
• used in polite formulas to express apology for or sadness at an occurrence or an inability to accept an invitation
• a polite refusal of an invitation

Words related to REGRETS

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How to use REGRETS in a sentence

• She, too, had regrets at the thought of going, as John and she had become fast friends.
• Was it likely she would listen to any regrets, any explanations? Her hatred of him was not a matter for argument.
• There were no regrets, no doubts and half wishes, but a calm sweetness, a transparent peace.
• They appeared to make no secret of their regrets, for presently one of them, with a smile, called my attention to some faded photographs hanging over the divan.
• Besides, she regrets her employments, and projects for the winter.
• He was hungry and they took pity on him, and he only regrets that being far from home he cannot return their hospitality.
• The Catholic press accepted it, not, however, without misgivings and regrets.
• Then the day of reproaches and regrets would arrive, be sure, for you or for others, and you would both bear a chain that you could not sever.
• The thick gloom of it is over now, yet I find myself full of regrets.
• In this he regrets that the terms of his release will not allow of his paying Hogan a visit.
• There was a large crowd at the Denver depot to see us off, and we left the Colorado metropolis with many regrets, so pleasant had been our visit there.
• For myself, if permitted, after all others, to render the last offices at his tomb, O Prince, the worthy subject of our praises and regrets, thou wilt live forever in my memory.
• The beloved Guardian regrets very much the entire situation in which the dear Hand of the Cause, Mr.
• For, as Andre-Louis so truly says, there is no worse hell than that provided by the regrets for wasted opportunities.
• Huelsemann to have been for a moment disturbed or endangered, the President regrets that Mr.
• All this had no weight, she demanded her son, and the little fellow was afterwards given up, with many tears and regrets by his foster parents, to his mother, at Liverpool.
• She regrets this, and relates it without shame, in order to be revenged on virtue.
• Greatorex must write to-morrow, enclosing a cheque, with my regrets, and adding a penny for this ruler which I seem to have brought away with me.
• There were probably some regrets, but he said not a word on the subject to any one, and so he left London.
• My husband regrets very much that he never shared with us the pleasure of a personal acquaintance with thee.
• Patriotism, accordingly, regrets that his zeal seems to be getting cool.
• He regrets accordingly that he is unable to obtain the picture which the Marchioness requires.
• She gathered up some French novels, and retired to a lonely tower to breathe out her soul in unavailing regrets.
• These violets, the birds, the fresh smells, the bursting green! Oh, well, regrets are idle.

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