Meaning & Definition of word "Tragically"

Tragically

/ˈtrædʒɪkli/

1. In a way that is extremely sad or unfortunate.
- Example: The story ended tragically, leaving the audience in tears.
2. In a manner that involves tragedy or great suffering.
- Example: He tragically lost his family in the accident.
3. In a way that suggests or embodies tragedy.
- Example: The play's protagonist tragically misunderstood the intentions of those around him.
4. With a sense of disastrous misfortune.
- Example: The project was tragically mismanaged from the start.
5. In a way that evokes pity or sorrow.
- Example: It was tragically ironic that the hero fell just short of achieving his dream.

From tragedy + -ally, meaning 'in the manner of tragedy'.

tragically humorous:

A situation that is funny in a way that is sad or distressing.

tragically beautiful:

Something that is strikingly beautiful but also reminds one of sadness or loss.

tragedy:

A very sad or unfortunate event.

tragic:

Causing or characterized by extreme distress or sorrow.

Meaning: To an extreme degree of bad luck or misfortune.

Example Sentence: She missed the bus and, tragically, it was the last one of the night.

Meaning: Used to describe something that went wrong or failed in a dramatic way.

Example Sentence: His plan fell apart, and tragically, he ended up with nothing.