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tragic

[traj-ik] / ˈtrædʒ ɪk /


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The pursuit of the long-awaited Anthony Joshua fight, which was expected to happen in 2026, has understandably cooled after Joshua's tragic car crash in December.

From BBC

That can be a tragic thing, but that just is what it is.

From Los Angeles Times

"Changes to our oceans driven by the climate crisis, threats from disease, and unsustainable fishing practices can all reduce food availability or contribute to these tragic mortalities."

From BBC

The statement refers, vaguely, to “the recent challenges facing our state,” which “created widespread disruption and tragic loss of life.”

From Los Angeles Times

“With yesterday’s tragic news, we are calling for an immediate de-escalation of tensions and for state, local and federal officials to work together to find real solutions,” the letter reads.

From Barron's