rueful
21rueful — adj. == sad. RG. 327 …
22rueful — rue·ful || ruËfÊŠl adj. mournful, regretful, sad; pitiable, deplorable …
23rueful — adjective expressing regret, especially in a wry or humorous way. Derivatives ruefully adverb ruefulness noun …
24rueful — a. 1. Doleful, mournful, woful, sorrowful, lamentable. 2. Melancholy, sad, sorrowful, piteous, pitiful, grievous, lugubrious, dismal …
25rueful — adj 1. pitiable, piteous, deplorable, pathetic; miserable, wretched, abject, squalid, stark, dismal, shabby, mean, low, a sad sight, sad to behold. 2. mournful, doleful, dolorous, grieving, plaintive, lamenting; woebegone, full of woe, lugubrious …
26rueful — rue·ful …
27rueful — UK [ˈruːf(ə)l] / US [ˈruf(ə)l] adjective mainly literary showing that you are sorry about something Derived word: ruefully adverb …
28rueful — [ˈruːf(ə)l] adj showing that you are sorry that something has happened ruefully adv …
29rueful — adj. expressing sorrow, genuine or humorously affected. Derivatives: ruefully adv. ruefulness n. Etymology: ME, f. RUE(1) …
30half-rueful — adj.; half ruefully, adv. * * * …