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Sentence example with the word 'pitiably'
pitiably
Definition
adv.
in a manner arousing sympathy and compassion
Last update: August 8, 2015
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His administration during the war was
pitiably
weak.
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The America he knew was made up of these small human units, some
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or absurdly small, but all anxiously straining upward.
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"I tried to flee temptation I tried to say 'no,' but I am so
pitiably
weak, I couldn't."'
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Pitiably poor, and distracted by household cares which she had to face single-handed--for the Professor was a "feckless body"--Mrs.
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The list was a long one; but the evidence produced was
pitiably
weak.
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His face was
pitiably
drawn, but the feverish brightness in his eyes had increased.
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Sara Ray also managed to get through respectably, although she was
pitiably
nervous.
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