Cool MateMeaning of Tragedies
Events causing great sadness or distress, often involving loss or suffering.
In simple words: Very sad events, often involving death.
Tragedies in a sentence
- Many ancient Greek tragedies explore the themes of fate and loss.
- The recent tragedies in the region have left the community in mourning.
- Shakespeare wrote several tragedies that still resonate today.
- Traffic accidents can be among the most tragic human tragedies.
- They staged a series of tragedies that captivated the audience's emotions.
How to use Tragedies
Used to describe serious events that cause great distress. Suitable in literary, cinematic, or emotional contexts. Avoid in light conversation.
Grammar pattern
countable noun
Memory hint
Think of 'tragic' - tragedies are things that are tragically sad.
Related words
Collocations with Tragedies
- great tragedies
- tragic tragedies
- historical tragedies
- personal tragedies
- literary tragedies
Synonyms for Tragedies
- catastrophes
- disasters
- calamities
- misfortunes
- misadventures
Common mistakes with Tragedies
- Confused with 'tragedy' (singular form).
- Using 'tragedies' for minor events.
- Incorrectly spelling as 'tragedies'.
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Tragedies in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
مآسي
أحداث حزينة جدًا، غالبًا ما تتضمن الموت.
- Bengaliবাংলা
দুর্ঘটনা
খুব দুঃখজনক ঘটনা, প্রায়শই মৃত্যু জড়িত।
- GermanDeutsch
Tragödien
Sehr traurige Ereignisse, oft mit dem Tod verbunden.
- SpanishEspañol
Tragedias
Eventos muy tristes, a menudo con muertes.
- Persianفارسی
تراژدیها
رویدادهای بسیار غمانگیز که معمولاً شامل مرگ میشوند.
- FrenchFrançais
Tragédies
Des événements très tristes, souvent avec des morts.
- Hindiहिन्दी
त्रासदी
बहुत दुखद घटनाएँ, जिनमें अक्सर मौत शामिल होती है।
- ItalianItaliano
Tragedie
Eventi molto tristi, spesso con la morte.
- PortuguesePortuguês
Tragédias
Eventos muito tristes, muitas vezes envolvendo morte.
- RussianРусский
Трагедии
Очень грустные события, часто связанные со смертью.
- Urduاردو
Tragedies
Very sad events, often involving death.
- Chinese中文
悲剧
非常悲伤的事件，通常涉及死亡。
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Frequently asked questions about Tragedies
What does Tragedies mean?
Very sad events, often involving death.
What is the definition of Tragedies?
Events causing great sadness or distress, often involving loss or suffering.
How do you use Tragedies in a sentence?
Many ancient Greek tragedies explore the themes of fate and loss.
Can you give another example of Tragedies?
The recent tragedies in the region have left the community in mourning.
What are synonyms for Tragedies?
Common alternatives include catastrophes, disasters, calamities, misfortunes, misadventures.
What is the opposite of Tragedies?
Opposite meanings include comedies, joy, happiness.
What words go with Tragedies?
It commonly pairs with great tragedies, tragic tragedies, historical tragedies, personal tragedies, literary tragedies.
What are common mistakes when using Tragedies?
Confused with 'tragedy' (singular form). Using 'tragedies' for minor events. Incorrectly spelling as 'tragedies'.
How do you pronounce Tragedies?
US: //ˈtrædʒ.ə.diz//, UK: //ˈtrædʒ.ə.diz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Tragedies?
Used to describe serious events that cause great distress. Suitable in literary, cinematic, or emotional contexts. Avoid in light conversation.