Synonym: catastrophic, disastrous, dreadful, grievous, sad. Antonym: comic. Similar words: drag in, fragile, encouraging, strategic, managing, logical, ecological, theological. Meaning: ['trædʒɪk(l)] 
adj. 1. very sad; especially involving grief or death or destruction 2. of or relating to or characteristic of tragedy.
adj. 1. very sad; especially involving grief or death or destruction 2. of or relating to or characteristic of tragedy. 
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(181) If there is any tragic flaw in her character, the playwright has turned the blind-spot to it and evidently wishes us to do the same.
(182) The second scenario is just the opposite of the first one, but equally tragic: it consists of an "inflationist cure" so intense that a new bubble is created.
(183) However, because of the special social status Pinger cannot get rid of the shackles of the feudal society, which leads to her tragic life.
(184) In The Line of Beauty, Aids becomes part of a bigger picture and of that arc from naive romance at the beginning to a more disillusioned and even tragic ending.
(185) In his Anthology of the Middle State, his strong sense of tragic consciousness scintillate through the lives of poets, epitaphs and poems, telling us his internal solitude and pains.
(186) Therefore, the ancient Chinese history currency circulation become tragic history.
(187) This confused sense of reality and possibility turns out Brutus's tragic flaw that underlies all the major decisions he makes and consequently results in his own ruin.
(188) It may well be our tragic flaw, seeing City as our Mindless Evolution, irreversible, Man's way of changing, not Biological?sentencedict.com
(189) From his poetry of mourning for friends, we can comprehend that it is time that can explain YiMin's tragic foreordination.
(190) In this paper, we hold that the fundamental feature of tragic persons is that they long for bringing free personality into being, and have a strong transcendent impulse.
(191) The tragic end of Mike Starr, the Alice in Chains bassist who died on Tuesday after a heroin overdose, might look like just another rock death.
(192) What can parents learn from the tragic case of Yeardley Love, the 22-year-old University of Virginia lacrosse player who was murdered on May 3, just three weeks before her college graduation?
(193) Mr Kirkman said friends and family could not have anticipated the "tragic event".
(194) Tragic sense of death is one of the entrance to apprehend Eugene O'neill's dramas and to acknowledge his tragic aesthetics.
More similar words: drag in, fragile, encouraging, strategic, managing, logical, ecological, theological, biological, rage, drag, ideological, for ages, drag on, garage, psychological, technological, storage, coverage, fragment, encourage, pragmatic, courageous, discourage, discouraged, all over again, trap, tray, trait, track.