lamentably in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for lamentably in the English»French Dictionary

lamentably [Brit ˈlaməntəbli, Am ˈlæmən(t)əbli, ləˈmɛn(t)əbli] ADV

lamentably

lamentablement

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English

But he soon fell ill and one malady followed another in lamentably quick succession.

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In addition, the iconic old manually operated scoreboard was, for many fans lamentably, replaced by a more modern new digital display screen.

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Life in the primeval forest fell lamentably short of the ideal he had pictured.

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Maybe so, but it still seems lamentably stuck in adolescence.

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By this course, they hoped to secure permission to remain unmolested with their families; but in this supposition they were lamentably mistaken.

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Insisting that it was due lamentably fails to clarify why it was made so ludicrously late.

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Feminists decried these frisky kittens, but girls do, lamentably, still go wild over authority, even in the form of a seedy van and camera.

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Even so, return on sales and investment remains lamentably poor.

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Again, you may be right, but the high of retail therapy is as lamentably short-lived as that of white sugar.

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But it is not for us to desert our judicial duty, however lamentably others have legislated.

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