regret
arrepender
definition
verb
she immediately regretted her words
feel sad, repentant, or disappointed over (something that has happened or been done, especially a loss or missed opportunity).
noun
she expressed her regret at Virginia's death
a feeling of sadness, repentance, or disappointment over something that has happened or been done.
translation of 'regret'
verb
lastimar,
arrepender-se,
sentir pesar por,
lamentar,
sentir,
deplorar
noun
remorso,
sentimento,
desapontamento,
pesar,
arrependimento,
mágoa,
desgosto,
tristeza
example
She went on to express 'regret' about handing over the rights to her show.
Johnny was a well known and well liked member of the local rural community and friends learned of his passing with sadness and genuine 'regret' .
It's hoped that it will reduce feelings of 'regret' , remorse and guilt, which are all core to the experience of Post Traumatic Stress.
We 'regret' the confusion we caused some readers with our stories on metabolism and food.
News of Peter's passing was received with much sadness and genuine 'regret' throughout the district.
The mothers expressed sadness and 'regret' when there was no father-child relationship.
He expressed his 'regret' to the families and people who had lost their jobs and said it was a huge loss to the economy.
she expressed her 'regret' at Virginia's death
The Daily Bugle expresses its 'regret' and resolves to do better in the future.
Did he ever express 'regret' about not having gone back to recording sooner?
She would have expressed little 'regret' had the courts sentenced him to death.
it's with 'regret' that we announce the passing of our president
he couldn't conceal his 'regret'
Later, he expressed his 'regret' over the incident, but Tyra had already come to a decision.
Stephanie injected the agent carefully with the serum, pretending to put on a look of disappointment and 'regret' on her face.
he doesn't 'regret' one bit what he said
We apologize for this error and deeply 'regret' any inconvenience it may have caused to readers of the journal.
I 'regret' that I didn't learn Irish
the attempt failed, to the 'regret' of all involved
we 'regret' any inconvenience to customers
When she expressed her 'regret' to me later, I told her that had she married him he would have abandoned her as soon as he became a star.
It does not matter what counsel may think, it is never wise, as many have learnt to their 'regret' , to come without the pleadings.
we'd like to express our 'regret' at her death
Please send us your gardening problems; we 'regret' that we cannot respond individually to readers, but we will try to answer your queries in this column.
Bill commanded great regard throughout the community and news of his passing was received with much 'regret' and sadness.
This is serious business, and to express 'regret' at the severity of his punishment is a shade hypocritical.
The meetings are bittersweet, weighed down by 'regret' , guilt and grief.
Friends learned of Patricia's death with much 'regret' and sadness.
We 'regret' if readers inferred from reading the column that rental units were being converted to condos.
It was certainly not our intention to be offensive and we wish to again express our 'regret' to anyone who was displeased by the ad.
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