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tragic

[traj-ik] / ˈtrædʒ ɪk /


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“I loved having her in class. It’s a tragic loss.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Afghans living in the US have condemned Wednesday's "deeply tragic" deadly shooting attack in Washington DC, while stressing that the suspect - who moved to the US from Afghanistan four years ago - does not represent them.

From BBC

The last Jews left Gaza City in 1929 during the riots that engulfed British-controlled Mandatory Palestine that year, ending a history shaped by the tragic events that plagued this repeatedly destroyed city.

From Barron's

Sophocles himself might have approved the tragic symmetry.

From The Wall Street Journal

Twenty-five years on, Damilola is remembered not only for the tragic way his life ended, but for the hope and determination he continues to inspire.

From BBC