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What does pitoy mean?

"Pitoy" is a French word that translates to "pitiful" or "pathetic" in English. It is often used to describe something that is unfortunate, weak, or deserving of pity.

Here are some examples of how "pitoy" might be used:

* "Le spectacle était pitoyable." (The show was pitiful.)

* "Son comportement était pitoyable." (His behavior was pathetic.)

* "C'est pitoyable de voir comment il est traité." (It's pitiful to see how he's treated.)

Note: While "pitoyable" is the more common word, "pitoy" can also be used, but it is less frequent and may sound slightly archaic or poetic.

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