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Перевод: sorrowfully

[наречие]
печально; горестно; скорбно

Тезаурус:

1. But Maureen said sorrowfully, "She wants him there even though she never speaks civilly to him.
2. Benny and Eve watched fascinated, as he shook his head sorrowfully and seemed to agree with something that had been said to him.
3. "Madam, I confess myself deeply grieved that you should judge one an enemy who has ever served you and yours faithfully and to the utmost of his ability," he said sorrowfully - and the prince, watching the scene with avid interest, expected to see tears well from his eyes.
4. "They knew the risks," they said, sorrowfully shaking their huge heads.
5. If the purity of the motive was not here in question, we can sorrowfully contrast the fate of Alfred Berry, an unfortunate young man of 18 years from Camden whose idea of mischievous fun was to make an annoying din in the open streets between three and four o'clock in the morning in late December 1862.
6. She handled one of her breasts sorrowfully, the way you might handle a bird with a broken wing.
7. The absence of distinction between a Lieutenant Colonel's comparative wealth and a newly joined Ensign on a pittance, made him sorrowfully aware that he alone in this very superior mess, was unendowed with private means.
8. Sadly their honeymoon was a short one as Killigrew had, so, he sorrowfully informed his new bride, to hasten to Exeter, where he was to sit on the bench in the City's courts.
9. Back the maid went, only to reappear shaking her head sorrowfully and saying this headache was so very bad as to quite incapacitate the invalid and render her unfit even for Wilson.
10. No hair-stroking or sighing or staring sorrowfully at the ceiling, not for her.
11. "Like lambs to the slaughter," he said, sorrowfully, thinking of the rubbish they'd be taught and wondering how to counter it.
12. rather sorrowfully observes in the course of his judgment "No-one can possibly doubt that ideally there should never be a bench composed of an even number of justices."
13. He stopped her with the threat of his drawn knife and she sorrowfully sang: