pitiable [брит. ˈpɪtɪəb(ə)l, америк. ˈpɪdiəb(ə)l] ПРИЛ.
1. pitiable (arousing pity):
2. pitiable (arousing contempt):
- pitiable attempt, excuse
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- pitiable state
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pitiable ПРИЛ. офиц., pitiful ПРИЛ.
pitiable conditions, excuse, sight:
- pitiable
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pitiable ПРИЛ. офиц., pitiful ПРИЛ.
pitiable conditions, excuse, sight:
- pitiable
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His final judgment was that the work was not successful: no failure was ever more complete or more pitiable.
en.wikipedia.org But by the mid-1950s the houses were in a pitiable state.
en.wikipedia.org This ejection took place in very severe weather, and the pitiable condition of the people excited much commiseration.
en.wikipedia.org But he is pitiable, and that is key.
londonist.com He related to me in conversation such horrible and pitiable tales that my heart bled within me.
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