lamentably
- r in an unfortunate or deplorable manner
- In his unique blend of fiscal conservatism and social liberalism, Arnold Schwarzenegger is a genuinely new kind of politician, one that both parties have lamentably failed to .
- Wimbledon's tennis fathers knew him by reputation: a dangerous player in the indoor game, sometimes lamentably given to clowning, kicking the ball and glowering at umpires.
- More often, as lamentably illustrated in three novels published last week, they simply degenerate into glossolaliac gibberish.