Learn the tone, meaning, and better English alternatives around "i'm really sorry" with real scene examples.

It is a soft way to introduce bad news before saying it directly.
From The Escort, Episode 4
A person gently introduces bad news about the test results.
Use this before giving disappointing or serious information. It sounds careful and polite, especially in medical or formal situations.
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