Synonym: compassion, mercy, sorrow, sympathy. Similar words: serendipity, pit, spit, pitch, spite, capita, pitcher, jupiter. Meaning: ['pɪtɪ] 
n. 1. a feeling of sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others 2. an unfortunate development 3. the humane quality of understanding the suffering of others and wanting to do something about it. v. share the suffering of.
n. 1. a feeling of sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others 2. an unfortunate development 3. the humane quality of understanding the suffering of others and wanting to do something about it. v. share the suffering of. 
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61 It's a great pity Joyce wasn't invited.
62 Her smile was a mixture of pity and condescension.
63 It's a pity that he can't come.
64 It's a pity that you can't stay longer.
65 This dress is really nice. Pity it's so expensive.
66 It seemed a pity to refuse.
67 It's a pity the two concerts clash.
68 His heart melted with pity.
69 'I've lost it!' 'Oh, what a pity.'
70 His words were a mixture of pity and reproof.
71 Pity stirred in his heart.
72 She felt a stab of pity for him.
73 Her heart melted with pity.
74 I listened to Jason's story with pity.
75 Pity and love are closely akin.
76 I pity the orphans with all my heart.
77 I detected a note of pity in her voice.
78 What a pity you didn't tell me earlier!
79 The fellow doesn't pity anyone in their distress.
80 It's a pity that the scar flawed her skin.
81 Sue's not coming,(http://sentencedict.com/pity.html) more's the pity.
82 It seems a pity to waste this food.
83 I pity her having to work such long hours.
84 It would be a pity to miss the main film.
85 It's a pity that Mike passed up such a good opportunity.
86 They took pity on the stray cat and fed it.
87 But what has brought the company to such a pity condition since I last worked for it?
88 She knew that she was an object of pity among her friends.
89 It would be a great pity if you gave up now.
90 Sooner or later someone would take pity on the poor wallflower and ask her to dance.