bepityv.
/bɪˈpɪti/ transitive. To pity exceedingly.
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the mind > emotion > compassion > feel pity for [verb (transitive)] > exceedingly
bepity1587
1587 G. Turberville Tragicall Tales f. 32v But diuers moe, that there about did dwell, Bepitied those that louing hearts did beare.
1749 H. Fielding Tom Jones IV. x. ix. 80 Mercy on him, poor Heart, I bepitied him, so I did. View more context for this quotation
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v.1587- to get up a head of steam
- to get up a person's nose
- to get up again
- to get up and get
- to get up and go
- to get up bright and early
- to get up early
- to get up early in the morning
- to get up in a person's face
- to get up in the world
- to get up off one's arse
- to get up off one's ass
- to get up on one's ear
- to get up or out of bed on the wrong side
- to get up or out of bed the wrong side
- to get up steam
- to get up the spout
- to get up to
- to get up to a bit of no good
- to get up to no good
- to get up with the sun
- to get upon
- to get upon one's hind legs
- to get upon one's legs
- to get upon the finger ends