Even though he had failed, she pitied him less than she admired his effort.

At the museum, I studied several pitis—tin coins once used in Brunei and Palembang; the holed examples were called pitis teboh, while the unholed ones were called pitis bountou.

At the street market, I ordered piti and watched as the vendor ladled the steaming mutton-and-vegetable soup into small glazed crocks.

Pitying his friend for the mistake, James offered to help clean up the mess.

His pitying of the injured bird led him to carry it home.

She catalogued the town's pitifulnesses in a series of melancholy sketches.

She felt a sudden wave of pitie for the lonely traveler she had just passed.

The lack-pity commander ordered the attack without a second thought.

We spent Sunday exploring Pity Me, stopping at the local bakery for tea.

Volunteers arranged the pity potties by the shelter entrance so visitors could drop off blankets and toys for the frightened kittens.