piteous in Irish
piteous in Irish is truacánta — piteous means making someone feel pity or sympathy.
piteous in Irish
truacánta
Provoking pity, compassion, or sympathy.
What does "piteous" mean?
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adj Making someone feel pity or sympathy.
"As fear chilled him to the bone, he loosed a final piteous groan."
- adj Devoted to God.
- adj Feeling or showing compassion.
- adj Of little worth or importance.
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piteous in a sentence
- As fear chilled him to the bone, he loosed a final piteous groan.
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What is "piteous" in Irish?
"piteous" in Irish is truacánta. piteous means: Making someone feel pity or sympathy.
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