Unhappily is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNHAPPILY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• UNHAPPY, not happy
• in an unhappy manner.
• unfortunately
• in an unpleasant way
• in an unfortunate way

Words related to UNHAPPILY

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How to use UNHAPPILY in a sentence

• And, unhappily, there were not wanting persons base enough to co-operate with him, generally discredited as he was, as instruments of their own secret malice.
• She gave Toulan also, as a memorial of her gratitude, a small gold box, one of the few trinkets which she still possessed, and which, unhappily, proved a fatal present.
• On every succeeding day men were attacked and died, so that, unhappily, up to July 1 we lost in all thirty gallant fellows.
• If this was the remedy by which the decaying national economy was to be restored to vigour, it bore, unhappily, an aspect of extreme resemblance to the disease.
• But, unhappily, the Romans wore woollen, on which account they bathed so often.
• It may be that they had resolved to forsake the criminal practices which had rendered them so unhappily celebrated.
• He had done so and now unhappily remembered a dozen neglected people who must wonder at his extraordinary disappearance.
• The supper passed unhappily and culminated in a painful scene.
• But unhappily, there, as in the Antilles, persons are already to be found, who are inclined to hold out their hands to the English.
• The one being usually the natural result of the other, is made to proceed from it, as is, unhappily, too often the custom in real life among the Irish.
• Unhappily he became aware that the room appeared blackened with young men in evening clothes, staring ominously his way.
• And then, most unhappily for me, my beloved mother died, and I inherited from her a few thousand pounds.
• Most unhappily, the Indians themselves possessed but a scanty supply of provisions, and no more than their immediate wants required.
• Unhappily, the child neither throve in person, nor put forth feathers to cover the wings which he had.
• Every now and then he hid his head under his wings and cried unhappily.
• She lived with him very unhappily, then separated from him and went back to England, staying there until he died.
• Hence they are in error who censure Euripides just because he follows this principle in his plays, many of which end unhappily.
• Happily no lives were lost, but unhappily wrecks are of such frequent occurrence on this dangerous coast as to excite little comment.
• Macnee, and from this coincidence, a friendship, which was life-long and intimate, sprang up between them, but it was unhappily severed by the early death of Duncan.
• Amongst some others that had fared so badly was unhappily St.
• The Duchess retired to Paris, and died unhappily in 1831.
• Alfred, after having defeated the Danes at Ethandune, founded a monastery here, of which all traces have unhappily disappeared.
• Unhappily these plans were not easily matured into stern realities.
• Unhappily we have no assurance that it is a faithful likeness.
• Unhappily the church was almost entirely rebuilt in 1747, only the tower of the eleventh century and the portico of the fourteenth being left as they had been.
• As that important affair, she added, was thus unhappily over, their correspondence she felt ought to cease, and she begged Lord Alphingham would write to her no more.
• This is indeed a discovery I did not dream of, and I must, unhappily, add not a pleasant one.
• Then, my noble friend, geometry will draw the soul towards truth, and create the spirit of philosophy, and raise up that which is now unhappily allowed to fall down.
• These ideas have been unhappily much encouraged by legislative acquiescence.

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