Regretted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REGRETTED 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

Words related to REGRETTED

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How to use REGRETTED in a sentence

• For the first time in his life he regretted that he had never learned to dance, and he kept his eyes fixed on her constantly.
• For strange to tell he never once in these months regretted his dear wife whom he had so much loved.
• It is to be regretted that owners of this beautiful hound are not more numerous.
• It was evident that the weather was breaking up, and the ten days of lovely weather which had been wasted at sea were more bitterly regretted than ever.
• If he regretted his lack of success it was chiefly because he was so sorry for the Spraggs.
• In fact, when no word came from Lois, he bitterly regretted the letters he had written.
• Alfred regretted that the ancient Tahitian games which his grandfather played were out of style.
• As for me, all I can say is that I regretted having come.
• I can hardly see how the lady could have acted otherwise, though her abrupt method of doing it was undoubtedly to be regretted.
• Curly was fully aware that the girl was becoming wrought up to a high pitch of excitement, and he regretted that he had told her anything about Dan.
• I regretted that our way did not lead us through them, but we had evidence of their existence in some delicious otto of roses, which is easily procured here.
• But, when they bade him farewell, Phoenix shed tears, and probably regretted that he was no longer to keep them company.
• Then Lady Mary went on to assure her friend that though she and her father and sisters very greatly regretted that Mr.
• It is not to be regretted that such ruthless destruction of them has gone out of fashion.
• It is much to be regretted that the situation of so important a feature in the geography of the island should be at this day the subject of uncertain conjecture.
• His brother Charles regarded the act in that light and bitterly regretted it.
• She regretted not seeing thee, and seemed much pleased with me.
• The woman, whom he drew up because she was a woman, and because he regretted having taken her prisoner, had the pallid look of a victim.
• It was then that I regretted most bitterly the inconsiderate conduct of some of the men.
• It is to be regretted more has not been preserved of his efficient military services.
• I could not tell whether they were offended or not, and I half regretted mentioning my lack of confidence in Isbel.
• Langholm was a just man, and he honestly regretted the injustice that he had done, even in his own heart, and for ever so few hours, to a thoroughly innocent man.
• This ignorant contempt is to be regretted for many reasons.
• She had always regretted the having no vassals rightfully her own, and had felt the disadvantages of being Lady Bountiful only by tenant right.
• It is to be regretted that there is something offensive in the word.
• Just how would Sally Langdon meet me now, after my regretted exhibition before her cousin? There was no use to conjecture, but I was not hopeful.
• No man ever died more regretted by his personal friends than John A.

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