unfortunate
Pronunciation: [ʌnˈfɔːrtʃənət]
Word
Context: “event or situation”
(adjective) when something bad or unlucky happens. If you spill your drink or miss the bus, you might say that’s unfortunate. It means that something didn’t go as you hoped.
Example
It was unfortunate that they couldn’t come to the party, but we still had fun.
Example
It was unfortunate when the team lost the game after trying so hard.
Example
What unfortunate events have happened to you recently?
Context: “relationship or feeling”
(adjective) used to describe someone or something that is considered unlucky or in an unfortunate situation. It shows care or sympathy for someone who is having a hard time.
Example
She felt unfortunate when she lost her favorite toy, but her friends helped her feel better.
Example
He did not think it was unfortunate when his prank backfired.
Example
Do you think it's unfortunate when people don't apologize?
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