pityingly's Usage Examples:

responses for the sufferer; and cognitively it moves one to act mercifully, pityingly, with kindness and forgiveness.

specially in Berlin, when Liszt showed himself there, I shrugged my shoulders pityingly and thought: quiet sabbatarian Germany does not wish to lose the opportunity.

The students, however, just look at him pityingly and ask him when he plans to leave.

Larry Slade is a former syndicalist-anarchist who looks pityingly on the rest.

interposition of William Carstares and the Duke of Queensberry, who wrote of him pityingly, as an 'instance of the folly of Jacobitism', he was permitted towards.

pawning her wedding ring while the pawnbroker and his assistant look on pityingly.

tears, as Lilith (with her newborn sister in her arms) smiles at her pityingly.

situation in any way, but he will get the kudos and it will be said, rather pityingly, that he came here to hold my hand and bolster me up.

a Cold War desire to repress change as illustrated by "Harriet's self-pityingly dogged focus on their marriage" without dealing with the radicalism of.

Synonyms:

compassionately;