Tragic meaning in English

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Definition

tragic: very sad, disastrous, catastrophic adjective
  • "A tragic end in the book."
  • "Edward : There's Moulin Magic, it's never tragic, Liquid Dynamite, it's quite alright, Amazon Passion, it's always in fashion."
  • "Due to a tragic gas explosion in the Olympic village, all other contestants were killed before the event."
  • "He was experimenting with a new fragrance called "Liquid Dynamite" when he accidentally mixed some dangerous chemicals together with tragic results."
  • "It was tragic."
  • "Rupert : It's quite tragic, Moira."
  • "Trey : That is both ironic and tragic and I want to help you."
  • "After the tragic death of Xavier, Bruno rebuilt his grandfather's laboratory and started to create his own original perfumes."
  • "Bruno : Oh, well that is just tragic."

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