English to Esperanto Meaning of tragic - tragediaj

Tragic :
tragediaj

nekrologo, tragediaj, suferanta, doloriga, subpreman, mizera, peza

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Definitions of tragic in English
Adjective(1) very sad; especially involving grief or death or destruction(2) of or relating to or characteristic of tragedy
Examples of tragic in English
(1) If a happy state of things, surprising; if miserable or tragic , no worse than what we invent.(2) Afterwards, we retired over the road for a really tragic Italian meal.(3) It was an excellent film - comic in parts, tragic in others, and poetic in others.(4) Also the killing of these animals is only the last atrocity that they have to suffer throughout their short, tragic lives.(5) A young boy has died in a tragic accident after he was pulled unconscious from a swimming pool.(6) Early today, they did not believe there were any suspicious circumstances and said they thought it was a tragic accident.(7) It was also apparent that an early morning tragic road accident in Monasterevin was to delay its progress.(8) Safety rules for school trips are to be tightened up in a bid to reduce the potential for tragic accidents.(9) Hubris, the fatal flaw of a tragic hero which blinds him to the reality of the world, is not exactly in short supply at the present.(10) The passionate retelling of Shakespeare's tragic story is set in the Italian city of Verona during high summer.(11) Three more people died on local roads in the past week in two tragic accidents(12) The tragic lives of parents are never a reason to repeat the tragedy upon their children.(13) Their deaths are so tragic that several minutes are spent on their horror.(14) He points out to tragic dramatists that what is seen on the stage makes a deeper impression than what is only narrated.(15) The excellent cast manage to tease out the humour of the play without undermining its tragic elements.(16) The tragic , or Shakespearean, version of the story runs something like this.
Related Phrases of tragic
(1) tragic hero ::
tragika heroo
(2) tragic death ::
tragika morto
(3) tragic flaw ::
tragedia difekto
(4) die a tragic death ::
mortas tragika morto
(5) tragic event ::
tragika evento
Synonyms
Adjective
1. disastrous ::
katastrofa
2. sad ::
malĝoja
3. regrettable ::
bedaŭrinda
Different Forms
tragic
Word Example from TV Shows
will never fill the hole in your heart caused by your tragic loss.

will never fill the hole in your heart caused by your TRAGIC loss.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 2

It's a tragic human condition.

It's a TRAGIC human condition.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 6

My husband died in a tragic hunting accident.

My husband died in a TRAGIC hunting accident.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 1

was a tragic accident.

was a TRAGIC accident.

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 3

Without all those memories and experiences, it's tragic.

Without all those memories and experiences, it's TRAGIC.

Westworld Season 3, Episode 8

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