What is another word for tragedy?
431 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ tɹˈad͡ʒədi], [ tɹˈadʒədi], [ t_ɹ_ˈa_dʒ_ə_d_i]
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Similar words for tragedy:
- other relevant words (adjective)
- adversity (noun)
- bad luck (noun)
- blow (noun)
- cataclysm (noun)
- catastrophe (noun)
- communication (noun)
- disaster (noun)
- doom (noun)
- misadventure (noun)
- misfortune (noun)
- misfortune/mishap (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- play (noun)
- story (noun)
- unfortunateness (noun)
- unluckiness (noun)
- untowardness (noun)
- woe (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Tragedy:
adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)n.
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- evil,
- disincentive,
- deterrence,
- hammer blow,
- cloud,
- kiss of death,
- novel,
- deterrent,
- satire,
- goad.
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- help.
- calamity,
- ordeal,
- destitution,
- burden,
- affliction,
- difficulty,
- rainy day,
- curse,
- contretemps,
- tribulation,
- misery,
- trial,
- infliction,
- poverty,
- grief,
- agony,
- bane,
- mishap,
- hardship,
- torment,
- casualty,
- poorness,
- blight,
- adversity,
- dolor,
- peril.
- bad breaks,
- mis-chances,
- re-verse,
- hard lucks,
- devils own lucks,
- tough breaks,
- devil's lucks,
- tough lucks,
- devil luck,
- bad-luck,
- mis chance,
- devil own lucks,
- ill lucks,
- re verse,
- mis-chance,
- devil's own lucks,
- devils own luck,
- rotten lucks,
- devil's luck,
- devil own luck,
- hard cheeses,
- devils luck,
- mis chances,
- devil lucks,
- devils lucks.
- de-solation,
- de solation,
- the worsts,
- up-shots,
- de-solations,
- up shots,
- up shot,
- up-shot,
- de solations.
- dole,
- downer,
- bad fortune,
- shock,
- mischance,
- curtains,
- lot,
- failure,
- reverse,
- humiliation,
- struggle,
- waterloo,
- hard knocks,
- wreck.
- way ball bounce,
- fore-ordinations,
- lap the gods,
- way the cookie crumble,
- pre determination,
- de cree,
- pre destinations,
- way ball bounces,
- way the ball bounce,
- lap of the god,
- pre-determinations,
- predeterminations,
- pre destination,
- lap gods,
- handwriting wall,
- de crees,
- lap of god,
- lap of gods,
- de-crees,
- pre-destinations,
- de-cree,
- lap god,
- pre determinations,
- fore ordination,
- way cookie crumble,
- pre-destination,
- fixed futures,
- pre-determination,
- lap the god,
- foreordinations,
- fore ordinations.
- un pleasantnesses,
- casualities,
- in-convenience,
- stroke bad luck,
- mis fortunes,
- in-conveniences,
- dis-advantage,
- in felicities,
- dis-comfort,
- un-pleasantnesses,
- dis advantage,
- dis-comforts,
- un-pleasantness,
- in-felicity,
- dis advantages,
- un pleasantness,
- in felicity,
- dis comfort,
- mis-fortunes,
- dis-advantages,
- dis comforts,
- in-felicities,
- in conveniences.
- lamentation,
- hard time,
- epic,
- infelicity,
- washout,
- misfortunes,
- ill luck,
- musicals,
- folktale,
- misfortune,
- curtain-raiser,
- lap of the gods,
- hard times,
- curtain-raisers,
- foreordination,
- meltdowns,
- fell stroke,
- disaster,
- folktales,
- the worst,
- serials,
- hard cheese,
- bad break,
- Unluckiness,
- doom,
- havoc,
- in formation,
- Fore-ordination,
- head ache,
- nonfiction,
- unluck,
- misadventure,
- predestination,
- potboiler,
- hard luck,
- stroke of bad luck,
- tough luck,
- fiasco,
- rotten luck,
- unfortunateness,
- story,
- one-act,
- bad luck,
- Infelicities,
- fixed future,
- catastrophe,
- untowardness,
- long and short of it,
- way the cookie crumbles,
- old saw,
- predetermination,
- casuality,
- ill,
- memoir,
- news item,
- cataclysm,
- meltdown,
- ill fortune,
- blow,
- sentences,
- roughs,
- handwriting on wall,
- visitation,
- way the ball bounces,
- smash hit,
- devil's own luck,
- tough break,
- potboilers,
- Conte,
- way cookie crumbles,
- drama,
- woe,
- operas,
- play,
- non-fiction.
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
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- mire,
- imbroglio,
- entanglement,
- the hot seat,
- fate,
- stalemate,
- double bind,
- information overload,
- deadlock,
- rat race,
- travail,
- treadmill,
- purgatory,
- logjam,
- perfect storm,
- the school of hard knocks,
- pressure-cooker,
- overcrowding,
- suffering,
- poetic justice,
- dilemma,
- impasse,
- bitter pill,
- no-win situation,
- slippery slope,
- plight,
- juggling act,
- toils,
- nightmare,
- double whammy,
- victimhood,
- quagmire,
- living hell,
- whammy,
- mess.
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- carnage,
- crisis,
- horror story,
- tangle,
- jungle,
- bad hair day,
- imposition,
- discomfort,
- palaver,
- gridlock,
- the doldrums,
- whirlpool,
- dead-end,
- cul de sac.
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- spiral,
- battle,
- black hole.
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- corner.
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- fix.
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- low.
- accident,
- case,
- writing,
- happening,
- event,
- work,
- distress,
- crime,
- genre,
- destruction,
- incident,
- piece,
- trouble,
- style.
- extravaganza,
- smashup,
- desolation,
- tragicomedy,
- shipwreck,
- Melodrame,
- performance,
- revenge tragedy,
- smash,
- ruination,
- exode,
- tragedian,
- tragic flaw,
- upheaval,
- anguish,
- devastation,
- apocalypse,
- afterpiece,
- ruin,
- musical,
- Proverbs,
- Opera Bouffe,
- bale,
- bad news,
- scourge,
- crash,
- bad job,
- Tragedies,
- ill hap,
- crack-up,
- interlude,
- charade,
- sorrow,
- straits,
- opera,
- buskin,
- wretchedness,
- Comedietta,
- musical comedy,
- Divertissement,
- plague,
- Burletta,
- masque,
- inevitable accident,
- pileup,
- harlequinade,
- farce,
- Cothurnus,
- timon of athens,
- pestilence,
- stage play,
- punishment,
- collision,
- debacle,
- sadness,
- act of god,
- miracle play,
- death.
How to use "Tragedy" in context?
Tragedy is a word that is often used to describe situations in which people have been hurt or killed. Tragedy can be caused by a variety of things, including natural disasters, violence, and accidents.
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Proper noun, singular
drama.
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Proper noun, singular
Hypernym for Tragedy:
n.
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communication
tragicomedy.
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communication
Hyponym for Tragedy:
n.
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communication
drama.
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communication
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