adj
pitisome
Pitisome (adj) means Full of pitifulness; piteous.
adj
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Full of pitifulness; piteous.
"“Perhaps, Husband, the division by classes will have no place in this country. That would be pitisome, for it has taken centuries to form our traditions.”"
— Pat Mattaini Mestern, No Choice But Freedom (2006)
"For a day he did scant else but enhowl himself to a pitisome hoarseness."
— O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories (1923)
"Davie is loud with pitisome self-justification."
— Clancy Sigal, Weekend in Dinlock (2013)
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Etymology
Formed from pity and -some.
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What is the meaning of pitisome?
"pitisome" (adj) means full of pitifulness; piteous.
What is another word for pitisome?
Other words for "pitisome" include pitiable, piteous, pathetic, ruthful, pitiful.
