regrettably
Adverb
Meaning
by bad luck
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unfortunately it rained all day
alas, I cannot stay
He said, “The state government gave waiver for the employment of 187 teachers only but regrettably, Secondary Education Management Board (SEMB), employed 5,853.“
"Armed Forces' internal investigation has concluded that regrettably missiles fired due to human error caused the horrific crash of the Ukrainian plane & death of 176 innocent people.
But rather than borrow money from lending institutions, government has since and most regrettably turned to state owned enterprises/entities such as NASSCORP which manages poor people pension funds and which itself is cash strapped.
And, given the decades of advertising to which we have been subjected, (propaganda by another name, as my uncle, a conservative Republican and founder of a major southern advertising company, once agreed), it is regrettably true that facts matter.