regrettable in Latin
regrettable in Latin is paenitendus — regrettable means deserving to be regretted; unfortunate.
regrettable in Latin
paenitendus
Able to be regretted, especially deserving of regret.
What does "regrettable" mean?
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adj Deserving to be regretted; unfortunate.
"The meeting ended in a regrettable shouting match."
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regrettable in a sentence
- The meeting ended in a regrettable shouting match.
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What is "regrettable" in Latin?
"regrettable" in Latin is paenitendus. regrettable means: Deserving to be regretted; unfortunate.
How do you use "regrettable" in a sentence?
Example: "The meeting ended in a regrettable shouting match." In Latin, "regrettable" is paenitendus.
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