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What is the word origin for rueful?
The word "rueful" comes from the
Old French word "rue"
, meaning "regret" or "sorrow". The "ful" suffix in English indicates "full of" or "characterized by".
Therefore,
"rueful" literally means "full of regret" or "characterized by sorrow"
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