Lamentably synonyms

The result, though marvellous in quality, is in quantity lamentably meagre.

Crawford) were obtained, and much has been done at Constantinople, but the provincial customs offices are still lamentably defective.

513 seq.), the piece kept the stage for eleven days, but it was lamentably inferior to Douglas.

2 - The course of events from the middle of the 6th century B.C. to the close of the Persian period is lamentably obscure, although much indirect evidence indicates that this age holds the key to the growth of written biblical history.

de la chute des Jesuites (Paris, 1846), represented Clement as lamentably, almost culpably, weak; CretineauJoly, in his Hist..