regret
చింతిస్తున్నాము
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'
నిరాశ,
విచారం ప్రకటించు
example
he had to decline, to his 'regret'
The authors would like to express 'regret' in the inadvertent omission of these acknowledgements.
We apologize for this error and deeply 'regret' any inconvenience it may have caused to readers of the journal.
We 'regret' this implication and apologise to NCB for any distress caused.
Letting go of her hand much to her 'regret' , he opened the door and walked in.
He expressed his 'regret' to the families and people who had lost their jobs and said it was a huge loss to the economy.
Stephanie injected the agent carefully with the serum, pretending to put on a look of disappointment and 'regret' on her face.
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' if readers inferred from reading the column that rental units were being converted to condos.
Bill commanded great regard throughout the community and news of his passing was received with much 'regret' and sadness.
Later, he expressed his 'regret' over the incident, but Tyra had already come to a decision.
we 'regret' to inform you that ...
She went on to express 'regret' about handing over the rights to her show.
The Daily Bugle expresses its 'regret' and resolves to do better in the future.
she expressed her 'regret' at Virginia's death
my home, when shall I cease to 'regret' you!
it's a matter of 'regret' that the school is closing
We 'regret' the errors in our reporting and apologize to the owners, employees and customers of Stickley Furniture.
We 'regret' the error and extend our apologies to Aaron Ruell and Pablo Ferro.
He expresses bitter 'regret' at the lives he has destroyed but admits he will never stop abusing and claims he is always relieved when the police catch up with him.
you'll live to 'regret' this
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.
he doesn't 'regret' one bit what he said
I 'regret' that I didn't learn Irish
This is serious business, and to express 'regret' at the severity of his punishment is a shade hypocritical.
Paddy was a familiar figure in the local community down through the years and news of his passing was received with 'regret' and sadness by all who knew him.
we 'regret' that no tickets may be exchanged
The girl had had a nervous breakdown, she added, expressing shame and 'regret' at her adolescent cowardice.
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.
the attempt failed, to the 'regret' of all involved
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