Definition of tragically in English:

tragically

adverb ˈtradʒɪkliˈtrædʒɪk(ə)li

1In a way that involves or causes extreme distress or sorrow.
Jim was tragically killed in a plane crash
the film ends tragically
as sentence adverb the advice proved, tragically, to be correct
Example sentencesExamples
- He died, tragically, in the early 1970s.
- Tragically, the second version was also lost in a fire.
- A safety drill on a cruise ship went tragically wrong today, killing five crew members.
- His career ended tragically when he was found mysteriously drowned.
- Unfortunately, at a tragically young age, she had been diagnosed as having cancer.
- He is tragically killed in a car accident.
- He died at age 38 from a brain tumor, cutting his life tragically short.
- Tragically, polio forced her to stop dancing at the height of her career.
- He was a man destined to perish at a tragically premature age.
- His career was cut tragically short when he died following operations for cancer of the eye.
2informal as submodifier Very badly.
a tragically flawed personality
tragically misguided policies
Example sentencesExamples
- We have attracted a small audience of tragically dressed tourists.
- His intentions are good, if tragically misguided.
- At under two and a half minutes, it's tragically short.
- They must have a tragically low opinion of the average viewer's intelligence to foist something this poorly written upon us.
- He was the winner of one of the tragically underrated prizes for modern fiction writing.

Definition of tragically in US English:

tragically

adverbˈtrædʒɪk(ə)liˈtrajik(ə)lē

1In a way that involves or causes extreme distress or sorrow.
Jim was tragically killed in a plane crash
the film ends tragically
as sentence adverb the advice proved, tragically, to be correct
Example sentencesExamples
- He died, tragically, in the early 1970s.
- Unfortunately, at a tragically young age, she had been diagnosed as having cancer.
- His career was cut tragically short when he died following operations for cancer of the eye.
- Tragically, the second version was also lost in a fire.
- He died at age 38 from a brain tumor, cutting his life tragically short.
- A safety drill on a cruise ship went tragically wrong today, killing five crew members.
- He was a man destined to perish at a tragically premature age.
- He is tragically killed in a car accident.
- Tragically, polio forced her to stop dancing at the height of her career.
- His career ended tragically when he was found mysteriously drowned.
2informal as submodifier Very badly.
a tragically flawed personality
tragically misguided policies
Example sentencesExamples
- They must have a tragically low opinion of the average viewer's intelligence to foist something this poorly written upon us.
- At under two and a half minutes, it's tragically short.
- We have attracted a small audience of tragically dressed tourists.
- His intentions are good, if tragically misguided.
- He was the winner of one of the tragically underrated prizes for modern fiction writing.

单词	tragically
释义	Definition of tragically in English: tragically adverb ˈtradʒɪkliˈtrædʒɪk(ə)li 1In a way that involves or causes extreme distress or sorrow. Jim was tragically killed in a plane crash the film ends tragically as sentence adverb the advice proved, tragically, to be correct Example sentencesExamples He died, tragically, in the early 1970s. Tragically, the second version was also lost in a fire. A safety drill on a cruise ship went tragically wrong today, killing five crew members. His career ended tragically when he was found mysteriously drowned. Unfortunately, at a tragically young age, she had been diagnosed as having cancer. He is tragically killed in a car accident. He died at age 38 from a brain tumor, cutting his life tragically short. Tragically, polio forced her to stop dancing at the height of her career. He was a man destined to perish at a tragically premature age. His career was cut tragically short when he died following operations for cancer of the eye. 2informal as submodifier Very badly. a tragically flawed personality tragically misguided policies Example sentencesExamples We have attracted a small audience of tragically dressed tourists. His intentions are good, if tragically misguided. At under two and a half minutes, it's tragically short. They must have a tragically low opinion of the average viewer's intelligence to foist something this poorly written upon us. He was the winner of one of the tragically underrated prizes for modern fiction writing. Definition of tragically in US English: tragically adverbˈtrædʒɪk(ə)liˈtrajik(ə)lē 1In a way that involves or causes extreme distress or sorrow. Jim was tragically killed in a plane crash the film ends tragically as sentence adverb the advice proved, tragically, to be correct Example sentencesExamples He died, tragically, in the early 1970s. Unfortunately, at a tragically young age, she had been diagnosed as having cancer. His career was cut tragically short when he died following operations for cancer of the eye. Tragically, the second version was also lost in a fire. He died at age 38 from a brain tumor, cutting his life tragically short. A safety drill on a cruise ship went tragically wrong today, killing five crew members. He was a man destined to perish at a tragically premature age. He is tragically killed in a car accident. Tragically, polio forced her to stop dancing at the height of her career. His career ended tragically when he was found mysteriously drowned. 2informal as submodifier Very badly. a tragically flawed personality tragically misguided policies Example sentencesExamples They must have a tragically low opinion of the average viewer's intelligence to foist something this poorly written upon us. At under two and a half minutes, it's tragically short. We have attracted a small audience of tragically dressed tourists. His intentions are good, if tragically misguided. He was the winner of one of the tragically underrated prizes for modern fiction writing.
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