Tragic

What do we mean by tragic?

Relating to or characteristic of dramatic tragedy or tragedies. adjective

Writing or performing in tragedy. adjective

Having the elements of tragedy; involving death, grief, or destruction. adjective

Pertaining or relating to tragedy; of the nature of tragedy: as, a tragic poem; the tragic drama.

Characteristic of tragedy.

Connected with or characterized by great calamity, cruelty, or bloodshed; mournful; dreadful; heart-rending.

Expressive of tragedy, death, or sorrow.

A writer of tragedy; a tragedian. noun

A tragedy; a tragic, drama. noun

Of or pertaining to tragedy; of the nature or character of tragedy. adjective

Fatal to life; mournful; terrible; calamitous. adjective

Mournful; expressive of tragedy, the loss of life, or of sorrow. adjective

A writer of tragedy. noun

A tragedy; a tragic drama. noun

Causing great sadness or suffering. adjective

Relating to tragedy in a literary work. adjective

Involved in a tragedy. adjective

A writer of tragedy. noun

A tragedy; a tragic drama. noun

Very sad; especially involving grief or death or destruction adjective

An obsessive fan, a superfan

A writer of tragedy.

A tragedy; a tragic drama.

Words that are spelled similarly to tragic:
tragic, tragi, tradic, trafic, tragia.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word tragic:
flaw, irony, heroine, accident, tragedy, consequences, fate, hero, tale, circumstances, demise, sad, lovers, romance, outcome, ending, crash, incident, mistake, poets, story, suicide, comic, epic, events, poet, death, incidents, heroes, tales, victim, loss, love, romantic, figure, happen, dramatic, affair, drama, disaster, themes, conclusion, happy, poem.

Words that rhyme with tragic:
magic, pelagic, magick, black magic, pajock, tadjik, as if by magic, majik, zajic.

Adjectives that are often used to describe tragic:
more, most, less, little, least, painful, highest, much, comic, romantic, very, proper, greek, worst, bloody, itself, genuinely, non, pathetic, dramatic, nigh, greatest, singularly, damn, unrelievedly, appallingly, intrinsically, comico, incurably, inherently, near, epic, sad, poetic, soviet, instructive, strangest, exaggeratedly, quite, somewhat, ultimate, humorous, bottom, sound, unmitigatedly, longer, mighty, devout, grand, semi, eminently, wellnigh, supremely, deepest, heroic, anti, wise, satirical, gendered, strictest, plain, melodramatic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective tragic:
death, end, hero, events, story, consequences, fate, figure, event, drama, situation, accident, poet, loss, poets, history, circumstances, sense, irony, ending, results, vision, experience, heroes, scene, character, news, flaw, incident, conflict, mistake, tale, failure, action, view, effect, element, outcome, figures, art, fact, scenes, destiny, actor, deaths, episode, poetry, moment, aspect, error, stories, characters, muse, affair, note, conclusion, elements, heroine, example, situations, love, mask, waste, actress, stage, theme, intensity, experiences, war, result, dimension, grandeur, reality, incidents, face, dilemma, climax, consequence, tone, quality, dignity, farce.

Words that sound like tragic:
tragic, tragique, traffic, trafic, tajik, trawick, choragic, traject, troja, tradoc, track, trick, terrific, trashy, tropic, tragically, trac, trashing, tragical, tric, trak, trudging, tronic, trashes, trophic, trask, trank, trudges, trash talk, tranq, tradic, trochaic, turkic, tadjik, triac, traweek, trikk, truck, tragedy, trek, trisha, treck, tricia, truk, truc, tragedie, trec, turlock, trucha, terek, tragen, tricha, taricha, trulock, toczek, trijet, trash, trunk, trashed, trig, trudge, trike, trudged, trigg, triassic, trach, trafficker, trash bag, turmeric, trochee, trasher, trink, taric, trag, tannic, trafficked, troke, trage, talik, traffics, tronc, traik, troch, trygg, tadic, traurig, triadic, trashier, traje, trishaw, trudger, troc, treelike, trichy, trunc, toeic, tzaddik, trichet, tricho, turkey oak.