piteously meaning in Hindi

[ 'pitiəsli ] sound:

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The one who feels misused just whines piteously and finds another place.
They were charged and piteously torn to pieces by the French forces.
They can exult childishly in every win and weep piteously at every loss.
"I was cold, " she later explained, piteously.
She hung her little head and whimpered piteously.
I cried out piteously, for the humiliation and the pain were very great.
A letter from Ingoldsby appealing piteously to the Duke of Cumberland is in the British Museum.
In January 1820 the duke died of pneumonia, just days before his piteously mad old father.
"I could hear noise, nothing but noise, " one French reviewer wrote piteously.
The papooses wailed so loudly, and so piteously, that even not firing could not quell their voices.

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