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You can find the meanings in a dictionary.
- You can find the meanings in a dictionary.
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pity means to understate or feel sorry for someone or even to have a misfortune. As in:
"The young girl was pitied in class although she had great potential". Or "The man pitied the small homeless child". Or "It was a pity that the boy sprained his ankle as he couldn't attend football training".
"The young girl was pitied in class although she had great potential". Or "The man pitied the small homeless child". Or "It was a pity that the boy sprained his ankle as he couldn't attend football training".
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Do you mean pithy? A comment could be witty (clever) and pithy (concise).
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