Adverb:

ਹਾਏ,

regrettably's Usage Examples:

ads where the narrator finished by catching a jumping dog and saying "regrettably, only from Fido".

remains unavailable, leading the historian Itamar Singer to observe “regrettably, two important archives of the thirteenth century BC, each with some.

And regrettably, "Slap Shot" moralizes about violence in its tacked-on, whipsaw ending.

In a single word we can say it is regrettable that (regrettably) or it is fortunate that (fortunately) or it is lucky that (luckily).

twentieth-century scholars like Richard Tawney who saw in them a valuable though regrettably abortive form of Christian socialism that represented a preferable alternative.

He made four of those visits, but regrettably was too late for the fifth.

He defended himself asserting that he had used regrettably "imprecise language" and was not an advocate for pedophilia.

In 2020, the tournament was regrettably cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In historical records the village was regrettably first mentioned in 1269.

On this basis the cuisine of Hamburg developed which regrettably lost some of its characteristics nowadays due to the supraregional harmonization.

dirty old man who rescued first-class women from second-class men, who, regrettably, rule the world… In person, Needham was neither dirty nor disreputable.

opportunity, having been regrettably abandoned in favour of the "dull and lumpish" fount (Victor Scholderer"s words) that is still the uniform of the series.

Luckily, Working Designs polished up the storyline and text to make the game seem more valuable and made a valiant effort to make the most of a regrettably forgettable game.

Synonyms:

alas, unfortunately, unluckily,

Antonyms:

fortuitously, as luck would have it, fortunately, luckily,